WatchleticRun the plan you already have.
Import structured sessions from coaching platforms and training calendars, then follow the workout directly on your watch.
The connected workout app for Apple Watch and Wear OS.
Import workouts from TrainingPeaks and other training services, connect Bluetooth sensors such as Stryd and heart-rate monitors, then export every completed workout where you need it.
- 16
- service integrations
- 53
- workout metrics
- 5
- Bluetooth device types
- FIT
- exports for analysis
Plans in. Results out.
TrainingPeaks
Final Surge
Intervals.icu
Nolio
Runcoach
CoachX
TrainAsONE
Trenara
AI Endurance
Athletica
Tredict
StrideOn
V.O2
Strava
Runalyze
Stryd
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Apple Watch and Wear OS become the hub
Bluetooth data sources
How structured workouts reach your watch.
Capture data from your sensors.
Connect multiple Bluetooth devices for foot pod power, heart rate, treadmill speed, body temperature, and heads-up display data.
Send the result where it matters.
Export completed workouts as FIT files to analysis platforms so your coach, training history, and progress stay up to date.
Set up the workout your watch is missing.
Practical guides for structured intervals, training-plan sync, and the Bluetooth sensors runners use with Apple Watch and Wear OS.
Apple Watch
Create custom interval workouts on Apple Watch
Build warmups, repeats, recoveries, and target ranges on your phone, then follow each step from your wrist.
Read the guideApple Watch
Run TrainingPeaks workouts on Apple Watch
Import the next sessions from your TrainingPeaks calendar and send completed workout data back after the run.
Read the guideWear OS
Sync TrainingPeaks with Samsung Galaxy Watch
Bring structured TrainingPeaks intervals to a Galaxy Watch running Wear OS and keep the result connected to your plan.
Read the guideWear OS
Connect a heart-rate strap to Pixel Watch
Use a compatible Bluetooth chest strap as the live heart-rate source for workouts on Google Pixel Watch.
Read the guideApple Watch
Use Stryd with Apple Watch
Record Stryd power and running dynamics while training by pace, heart rate, power, or another target.
Read the guideApple Watch
Get treadmill pace and distance on Apple Watch
Connect a compatible smart treadmill or NPE Runn sensor and use its speed and distance during indoor runs.
Read the guideApple Watch
Record DFA alpha 1 on Apple Watch
Connect a heart-rate monitor that sends R-R intervals, view DFA-a1 live, and retain the data in FIT exports.
Read the guideApple Watch + Wear OS
Check watch and Bluetooth device compatibility
See which heart-rate, power, temperature, treadmill, and running-dynamics values Watchletic can record.
Read the guideRunning app questions, answered.
Which app supports structured running workouts on Apple Watch?
Watchletic can create custom interval workouts and import planned sessions from TrainingPeaks, Final Surge, Intervals.icu, Nolio, Athletica, TrainAsONE, and other services. The Apple Watch app shows each step, target, live metric, and alert while you run.
Learn more →Can I run TrainingPeaks workouts on Apple Watch?
Yes. Watchletic imports structured workouts from your TrainingPeaks calendar, guides the session on Apple Watch, and can export the completed workout back to TrainingPeaks for analysis.
Learn more →Can I sync TrainingPeaks workouts to a Samsung Galaxy Watch?
Yes, if the Galaxy Watch runs Wear OS. Watchletic imports planned TrainingPeaks sessions, runs the structured intervals on the watch, and can return the completed activity to TrainingPeaks.
Learn more →Which Wear OS app supports custom interval running workouts?
Watchletic supports structured workouts on Google Pixel Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch, and other Wear OS watches. You can create sessions in the Android app or import them from a connected training service.
Learn more →Can Apple Watch use a Stryd foot pod during a workout?
Yes. Watchletic connects to Stryd from the Apple Watch and can record running power plus Stryd running dynamics while you follow pace, heart-rate, power, or RPE targets.
Learn more →Can I connect a Bluetooth heart-rate strap to Pixel Watch?
Yes. Watchletic can use a compatible Bluetooth heart-rate monitor as the live heart-rate source on Google Pixel Watch. Monitors that send R-R intervals can also provide data for HRV and DFA-a1.
Learn more →How can I get treadmill pace and distance on Apple Watch?
Watchletic can connect directly to a compatible Bluetooth smart treadmill or NPE Runn sensor. During an indoor workout, it can use the treadmill data for speed, distance, incline, and related values when available.
Learn more →Is Watchletic free?
Watchletic is free to download, and its core workout features are free. Watchletic Club adds scheduled-workout imports, FIT-file imports, and advanced workout graphs; the local subscription price appears before purchase.
Learn more →Watchletic sits between your training plan, your sensors, and your analysis tools.
Import workout plans
Pull structured runs from the services that already hold your training calendar.
TrainingPeaks
Final Surge
Intervals.icu
Nolio
Runcoach
CoachX
TrainAsONE
Trenara
AI Endurance
Athletica
Tredict
StrideOn
V.O2
Stryd PowerCenter
Export completed workouts
Push the finished session back out for long-term analysis, coaching, and reporting.
- TrainingPeaks
- Final Surge
- Intervals.icu
- Nolio
- CoachX
- TrainAsONE
- AI Endurance
- Athletica
- Tredict
- StrideOn
- V.O2
Strava
Runalyze- Stryd PowerCenter
Connect Bluetooth devices
Pair the devices runners actually use while keeping Apple Watch or Wear OS as the live workout display.
See exactly what your Bluetooth devices can record.
Heart-rate monitors, Stryd, CORE, treadmills, and heads-up displays work across Apple Watch and Wear OS. Apple Watch also receives cycling power, speed, and cadence through native watchOS pairing.
- IntegratedPurpose-built support inside Watchletic
- Standard BLEExpected through a Bluetooth standard Watchletic supports
- via watchOSPair in Apple Watch Settings; Watchletic receives the data
- Not yetNot currently supported on this platform
| Bluetooth device | Data you can record | Apple Watch | Wear OS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose-built integrations | |||
| Stryd sensor / Stryd Duo | Power, speed, cadence, distance, stride length, ground contact time, vertical oscillation, form power, air power, leg spring stiffness, elevation, impact, temperature, humidity, and Stryd Duo balance metricsStryd Duo also adds ground-contact-time, impact-loading-rate, leg-spring-stiffness, and vertical-oscillation balance plus vertical ratio. | Integrated | Integrated |
| CORE body temperature sensor | Core body temperature, skin temperature, heat strain index, and heart rate when supplied by CORE | Integrated | Integrated |
| FTMS / RSC treadmill or NPE Runn | Speed, distance, and incline; cadence and stride length when supplied by the device | Integrated | Integrated |
| ActiveLook / ENGO glasses | Live Watchletic workout fields in the heads-up display | Integrated | Integrated |
| Standard Bluetooth device families | |||
| Any standard BLE heart-rate monitor | Heart rate; RR intervals, HRV (RMSSD), DFA-a1, and artifact rate when RR data is broadcastHeart rate works through the Bluetooth Heart Rate Service. RR-derived metrics require the monitor to include RR intervals in that service. | Standard BLE | Standard BLE |
| Any compatible BLE cycling power meter | Cycling power and cadence when supplied by the meterPair under Settings → Bluetooth → Health Devices on Apple Watch before starting a cycling workout in Watchletic. | via watchOS | Not yet |
| Tested or documented heart-rate monitors | |||
| Polar H10 | Heart rate, RR intervals, HRV (RMSSD), DFA-a1, and artifact ratePolar documents heart rate and RR intervals over Bluetooth; Watchletic derives HRV and DFA-a1 from those RR intervals. | Standard BLE | Standard BLE |
| Wahoo TICKR | Heart rate, RR intervals, HRV (RMSSD), DFA-a1, and artifact rate | Standard BLE | Standard BLE |
| Suunto Smart Sensor | Heart rate, RR intervals, HRV (RMSSD), DFA-a1, and artifact rate | Standard BLE | Standard BLE |
Connectivity is the headline. Structured training is still built in.
Watchletic can create custom interval workouts, guide targets on the wrist, show readable live metrics, sync sessions with Apple Health or Health Connect, and export GPX, TCX, and FIT files when you need them.
The Wear OS app is designed for round screens and includes a Tile and watch face complication for quick access to today's workout. Explore Watchletic for Wear OS.
Testimonials
After a week with @TrainingPeaks subscribtion, 8020 plan and @watchletic I'm sold! Love to sync my structured workouts directly to the AWU
Can do everything I was looking for. Direct Import/Export with TrainingPeaks, easy creation of more complex runs. Also the feature to get the intermediate results directly to your earphones I dont want to miss. Now only running counts!
I'm always happy to find new apps that can be used to Run with Power - especially when they can be recommended as 'best in class'! I've had the opportunity to test Watchletic over the past few weeks, and have been very impressed - enough to add it as the recommended Apple Watch app when using wrist-based power. And it works with a Stryd footpod too - truly an all-round app (finally!).
I use this app when running and it’s great. I can easily set a variable distance when I want to start my workout. Simply a time saver. Developer listens to feedback and implements features/changes where he can.
See Watchletic plan, track, and analyze a run
Pricing
Watchletic's core workout features are free. Join Watchletic Club to import scheduled workouts, import FIT files, and unlock advanced workout graphs. Your local price is shown before purchase. Feature availability can vary by platform and watch model.
| Free | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Running workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cycling workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Swimming workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Walking workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cross-country skiing workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Create custom structured workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Create custom workout templates | ✓ | ✓ |
| Create custom workout plans | ✓ | ✓ |
| Sync workouts with Apple Health or Health Connect Apple Watch + Wear OS | ✓ | ✓ |
| Announcements for new intervals, current pace, etc. | ✓ | ✓ |
| Show heart rate zones when working out for all workout types | ✓ | ✓ |
| Setup custom layouts for showing live workout data | ✓ | ✓ |
| Setup pacing splits similar to Garmin's PacePro | ✓ | ✓ |
| Always-On display | ✓ | ✓ |
| Connect your watch to Bluetooth devices: Stryd foot pod, heart rate monitors, smart treadmills/Runn, CORE body temperature sensors, and ActiveLook/ENGO glasses Apple Watch + Wear OS | ✓ | ✓ |
| Use Apple Watch Ultra action button to skip intervals or pause workout Apple Watch only | ✓ | ✓ |
| Open today's workout from a Tile or watch face complication Wear OS only | ✓ | ✓ |
| Optionally auto-pause runs and cycling | ✓ | ✓ |
| View post-workout stats | ✓ | ✓ |
| Animate your workouts | ✓ | ✓ |
| Export to Strava and Runalyze | ✓ | ✓ |
| Export to GPX, TCX, FIT files | ✓ | ✓ |
| Export to TrainingPeaks, Final Surge, TrainAsONE, and Tredict | ✓ | ✓ |
| Import from TrainingPeaks, Final Surge, TrainAsONE, AI Endurance, Nolio, Runcoach, Trenara, Intervals.icu, Athletica, Tredict, StrideOn, Stryd, V.O2 | ✓ | |
| Import FIT files | ✓ | |
| Advanced graphs | ✓ |
Make your watch the connected center of every run.
