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MyTraL

Martin Dvorak (ultradvorka) Publisher

Install latest/stable of MyTraL

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Details for MyTraL

Package name

  • mytral

License

  • AGPL-3.0

Last updated

  • Today - latest/stable

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Sovereign athlete training log

MyTraL is a privacy-first personal sport training log designed to track your athletic activities, manage your gear, and analyze your fitness progress without relying on mandatory cloud subscriptions.

Key Features:

  • Universal Activity Tracking: Record and analyze any sport, from running and cycling to weightlifting and hiking.
  • Smart Gear Management: Monitor usage statistics for shoes, bikes, and components to know exactly when to replace them.
  • Deep Training Insights: Analyze your training load, monitor fitness trends, track goals, and record personal records (PRs).
  • Holistic Health Tracking: Keep tabs on your weight, general health metrics, custom trails, and training outfits.
  • Seamless Importing: Bring your data with you. Supports FIT, GPX, TCX, Strava®, Polar®, and more.
  • 100% Local Storage: Your data stays on your machine. No mandatory accounts, no cloud tracking.

Whether you're training for a marathon or keeping a daily active journal, MyTraL puts your data back in your hands.

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