Sports Tracker began in Finland in 2009 and now operates as a freemium workout app within Suunto. It logs running, riding, hiking and gym sessions, with dedicated modes spanning over 100 activities. Route planning, workout analysis and training-load data sit alongside Apple Watch support.
Users can start with the free tier; Premium costs differ by region and currency.
What it does
Sports Tracker records running, riding, hiking and gym workouts. Dedicated modes cover more than 100 sports and activities, with reports showing pace, heart rate, laps, zones, calories, speed and altitude.
Route planning uses layered maps, a 3D view and heatmaps. Workout summaries show totals, trends and weekly progress graphs, and training-load information tracks fitness and fatigue. Android, iOS, macOS and web versions are available; the listed requirements do not say that a phone is required.
On the wrist
The maker names an Apple Watch app. Its watch experience offers more than 100 sports, customizable sport screens, route navigation and workout summaries.
The listed watch requirements are watchOS 10 or later. No other watch platform is specified here. Workouts and activities can also sync from Apple Health, and the app can connect to a heart-rate belt.
Getting started
Users can begin on the free tier. The service terms set a minimum age of 16, with a parent or guardian completing registration for younger users where required.
You can record an activity, review its workout metrics and follow progress over time. New activities start with private visibility, with options for public, followers or private settings. The app also links to support and a help center.
Strengths
The broad sport list suits people who move between several activities. Route planning combines layered maps, a 3D view and heatmaps, while the Apple Watch app adds navigation and summaries during a session.
Reports can include pace, heart rate, laps, zones, calories, speed and altitude. Training-load data, progress graphs and social sharing for workout progress and photos add ways to follow results with friends and followers.
Catches
Premium unlocks the premium maps and removes advertising. Its price changes by region and currency, so the local offer needs checking before purchase.
A single workout can be exported to GPX, while up to 10 GPX files may be imported at once. The terms restrict use to private, non-commercial purposes, and the maker names Apple Watch rather than other watch platforms.
Pricing
A no-cost plan is offered.
The Premium tier includes premium maps and an ad-free app. The help page says its price varies by region and currency; no fixed amount is given here.
Who it suits
- People tracking several sports in one app
- Apple Watch users who want route navigation
- Users who want free workout logging with optional Premium maps
Who should look elsewhere
- You need a stated Wear OS, Garmin or Fitbit app
- You need a fixed Premium price before choosing
- You need commercial use under the service terms
What is good
- Dedicated modes cover more than 100 sports and activities
- Route planning with layered maps, a 3D view and heatmaps
- Apple Watch app with navigation and customizable screens
- Training-load data plus weekly progress graphs
- Free plan available
Know this first
- Premium unlocks maps and an ad-free experience
- Premium pricing differs by region and currency
- Only Apple Watch support is named
- GPX export is limited to one workout at a time
- Service use is private and non-commercial
On your watch
Sports Tracker syncs with a watch; its maker names Apple Watch, Suunto.
- The Apple Watch app supports more than 100 sports, customizable sport screens, route navigation, and workout summaries. · sports-tracker.com, 2026-10-11
The short of it
Sports Tracker covers the main steps of a workout record: selecting from a wide sport list, mapping a route, reviewing session numbers and watching longer-term progress. Apple Watch owners get dedicated screens, navigation and summaries. The free tier provides a starting point, while premium maps and an ad-free app sit behind Premium. Buyers should check the regional Premium price, confirm watchOS 10 compatibility and decide whether the private, non-commercial terms fit their use.
What wearers ask
Is Sports Tracker free?
Yes. There is a free plan. Premium includes premium maps and an ad-free app, with pricing that differs by region and currency.
Which watches work with Sports Tracker?
The maker names Apple Watch support with more than 100 sports, customizable sport screens, route navigation and workout summaries. The listed requirement is watchOS 10 or later.
Does Sports Tracker need a phone?
It is available on Android and iOS, plus macOS and the web. The listed requirements do not state that a phone is required.
What workouts can it track?
Running, riding, hiking and gym workouts are covered, alongside specialized modes for over 100 sports and activities.
Can I plan routes?
Yes. Routes can be created with layered maps, a 3D view and heatmaps.
Can I export workouts?
A single workout can be exported as GPX, and up to 10 GPX files can be imported at once.
Who can use the service?
The terms require users to be at least 16. Where required, a parent or guardian completes registration for minors. The service is for private, non-commercial use.
