Software Alternatives & Reviews

Tredict

Tredict is a professional platform for endurance sports athletes and focuses on concise workout planning, prediction and analysis without distractions and a fair price tag. All modern sports watch manufacturers are supported. Coaching is free.

Tredict Alternatives

The best Tredict alternatives based on verified products, community votes, reviews and other factors.
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    /runtastic-alternatives

    Runtastic offers a series of fitness apps that can be used to track your running, walking, hiking, and cycling, as well as many other fitness routines. Read more about Runtastic.

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    /run-on-earth-alternatives

    Run on Earth is an exciting and engaging fitness app that works with Bluetooth enabled treadmills...

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    /sporttracks-alternatives

    Enjoy tracking your fitness goals in an easy-to-use tool

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    /mytrails-alternatives

    Offline trail maps for Android (and online too!)

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    /runnerup-alternatives

    RunnerUp - A open source run tracker inspired by Garmin 410, ...

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    /trainasone-alternatives

    AI-powered app that uses your data to create your continuously updated training plan – whatever...

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    /forrunners-alternatives

    ForRunners is an personal tracking app for your running which respects your privacy.

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    /smashrun-alternatives

    Smashrun is a data visualization platform for runners.

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    /turtle-sport-alternatives

    Turtle Sport is an open source software developed to communicate

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    /runbit-alternatives

    Runbit combines training and play into one by taking you on a journey and challenging you to find...

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    Runalyze analyzes your complete training, calculates your shape, computes prognoses and visualizes...

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    The #1 app for runners and cyclists

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    /activitytracker-alternatives

    Auto step counter/pedometer for Android, iPhone, or Watch

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