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Google Fit vs MapMyRide

Both stand on fitness workout tracking software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Google Fit

Free plan AndroidiPhone

Google Fit combines activity goals, workout tracking, and selected health measurements in a free mobile app. Its supported connections and sharing controls are useful to consider, while the stated API restrictions matter for developers.

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MapMyRide

Free plan AndroidAPIiPhone+1

MapMyRide offers route and workout tools on a free plan, with live tracking, coaching and additional insights on MVP. Check which features are assigned to MVP if those are central to your routine.

Visit MapMyRide

The facts

	Google Fit	MapMyRide
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	No
Runs on	Android, iPhone	Android, API, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid plan	Free or on request	MVP Annual: $39.99 a year
Plans published	1	4
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	google.com	mapmyride.com
On fitness workout tracking software	#21 of 54	#17 of 54

Google Fit: what it does well

Free plan for Android and iOS.
Automatically detects walking, running, and biking on supported devices.
Tracks selected workouts such as pilates and rowing.
Users can review and revoke connected-app access.
Google Play listing says data is encrypted in transit.

What to know first

Some camera health measurements are limited to selected devices.
Google Fit APIs are scheduled for deprecation in 2026.
Developers cannot sign up for API use since May 1, 2024.

MapMyRide: what it does well

Free plan includes unlimited custom maps and saved workouts.
Tracks activities using mobile device GPS.
Offers personal goal tracking and challenges.
Supports the listed wearable and health integrations.

What to know first

Live tracking is an MVP feature, not Free.
Audio coaching is an MVP feature, not Free.
MVP costs $6.99 a month.

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