SOLE Fitness App 4+

Name: SOLE Fitness App
Rating: 2.1 (14 reviews)
Author: Dyaco International Inc.

Dyaco International Inc.

Designed for iPad

- 2.1 • 14 Ratings

- Free

Description

SOLE Fitness App connects to your Treadmill, Bike or Elliptical via Bluetooth. You can view current workout data in three different Display screens on your device. Easily switch back and forth from the workout display view to internet/social media/email sites via icons on the display screen. When your workout is finished, the data is automatically uploaded to your personal calendar for future reference.

SOLE Fitness App can share workout data to HealthKitApp,Fitbit,Record,MapMyFitness,Facebook and Twitter.

Functional Description of HealthKitApp:

Setup:
When the user log in, click sharing interface on the top right of the calendar.
Enable HealthKitApp Function, you will be asked whether your record in HealthApp will sync to your APP.
Training:
Enable HealthKitApp Function, the system automatically recorded your workout data to HealthKitApp when every training has already completed.

http://www.ideabus.com.tw/sole_policy.html

8 Nov 2021

Version 2.52

1.Fix problem for share data to "Strava".

2.1 out of 5

14 Ratings

Absolutely Rubbish

This app is utterly rubbish every time I log in as user and enter details as soon a I hit synch the app closes and take back to home screen, it does not save the workout data, it does not connect to Garmin Connect, it does not enter workout in the diary so you can keep track of historical workout data these are basis and fundamental to any fitness app yet absent from this one, show poor support for the product, poor development and testing shameful to release such a poor app given the demands of today’s fitness market, treadmills aren’t much better either especially when it comes to connectivity with polar and Garmin chest straps

Works perfectly on New Sole LCB exercise bike once I sussed it out.

Once I worked out to set up by firstly disconnecting the speaker. Once it picked up the HRM and set on which display it was ok. Issues I find are, that I can no longer get the finished display to photograph because as soon as you finish the programme it just says completed and adds to your calendar. Other issue I found is if your sat at the machine it is possible to connect to Strava and map my ride but as soon you move away it is difficult to connect up.

So frustrating…

I cannot understand why I can use the app but it cannot record my heart rate. It can display is so why can’t it store it then show me in a graph? Either I can see where in the app it’s visible or it’s a poor design.
Even if I can’t export anything useful, like calorie count and heart rate (not just a single average workout heart rate) I’d expect it to be available in the app.
What exactly is the point of the Bluetooth upgrade and app? To tell you a very high level ‘summary’ per workout….

The developer, Dyaco International Inc., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.