I have the Runtastic app but does anyone know if it will work with any other apps if they support Cadence?
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Yes it works with other apps. It's all Bluetooth connected. I use map my ride and road bike and everything works.
2009873
Yes - this will work with the Forerunner 410. It is an ant+ enabled device and will pair together. However, isn't the Forerunner 410 a run-specific model? I could be wrong, but I think the 410 isn't designed for both running and cycling. The 310 or 910 models (on the other hand) allow you to switch between the two different sports. Runners, for instance, like to track their pace in mins per mile (ex: 8:05/mile), but cyclings track by miles per hour. If this is true and the 410 is built specifically for runners, you may want to consider investing into a "multi-sport" watch before purchasing the speed/cadence sensor. Doing this would allow you to look at run data while out pounding the pavement and bike data when cycling. Good luck!
1065679
Yes, I use Endomondo App on my old Samsung Galaxy S3 and my latest OnePlus One phone. I turn on the bluetooth and connects to this HR Monitor. I've used it on my workouts and very happy with it. I'm thinking it'll be the same with Wahoo Fitness app.
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Not with Android MapMyRide. Android MapMyRide only supports ANT+ speed/cadence sensors. I (and others) have submitted tickets asking for Bluetooth sensor support.
1109541
Yes it works amazing with the Torque app. Both the free and paid for versions.
2213733
It is not working with Nike+ App, but it works with Runtastic, Runkeeper, Endomondo, Sporttracker, Strave, MapMyFitness, Wahoo and so on.
916735
I have both the BT 4.0 "smart" speed/cadence and heart rate monitors, they work simultaneously. It's up to the app to pair them. Runkeeper MTB just had to "unpair all" and re-discover to sync them the first time; Endomondo recognized both inmediately.
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the desktop (Win, Mac) app syncs with a lot of other services besides Tomtom MySports, like Endomondo, RunKeeper, Strava & a lot more. Also it exports the data to some formats like gpx files. Some updates increase the export options. I can make you a complete list later if you want (right now I'm on Linux).
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Not yet, but there is a firmware update which will be released "Spring 2014" per Garmin for it to have this ability. You can use it as is for everything but cadence currently.
1159091
I ride my bike a lot and just got the fuel band. To track what I have done on my bike, I use the nike+ Running app thats free and out for IOS and Android. The running app calculates nikefuel during the run and once the run is complete, they all sync up together. That's my work around. I will try the ankle thing and see how that goes.
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Yes. I purchased the speed/cadence sensor myself. I recommend this option as it utilizes more of the features of the RFLKT. I also bought the heartrate monitor to pair as well. All in all I have three devices all paired through the Wahoo App (or Strava) which displays through the RFLKT Itself.
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I am having the same issue with mine. I use my head phones while I run while also using Runkeeper which uses GPS to track my workout. I don't know if the two apps are interfering with each other or if I just have a poor connection to my wireless head phones.
927006
Since the Wahoo Rflkt is only "reading" what your iPhone is seeing....then any heart rate monitor that is registered on your phone (via bluetooth) should be "transmitted" from your phone to the RFLKT. Neither my garmin HR or cadence monitor shows up on my phone....I had to get new ones and I got the Wahoo devices. So...if you have a heart rate monitor that monitors your heart through you phone...then I think you will be in business. If not....you may have a problem.
405613
It works with Pandora, Spotify and other music apps. I don't have your running app but it doesn't interact, aside from notifications, with any of my running apps.
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These answers seem to contradict the listing and the advertising on the Jarv's box which says "Tracks heart rate, distance, pace, and more!" Also, if you use Runtastic Pro, you can use the the History Add function to download length of time and Calories burned, so will the right app download more?
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I'm using it in a Nordictrack but I'd hold off if I was you. They have been having a nightmare since November when they upgraded their servers causing huge numbers of users (mine included) not to work reliably. Check out the ifit support pages not the headline posts but the users responses and make sure they've fixed it before you spend your cash.
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There is no reason why you could not. You can turn off the GPS and run as stand alone heart rate monitor. The tread mill should give your distance/pace, ect and you would than manually enter that info in to your Runtastic activity profile with the "manual edit" feature online once you had synced the watch and uploaded that specific activity.