When activities are sycned or uploaded to the Map My Tracks website they get added to your personalised timeline that breaks down your data by day, week, month, year or all time. Hubs organise the tagged data over defined periods so you can browser them by month, year or all time. Each tag is then available as a Hub that showcases all the activities sharing that tag. Tagged activitiesĮach activity can be tagged to help organise your profile data. They also let you set your Threshold Power and Heart Rate. People with heart rate monitors or power metres can set custom zones that are displayed in the activity’s charts for detailed analysis.
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Live tracking is a PLUS feature which is bundled in to the monthly subscription costing $3/month. It’s a great way to follow the progress of others while they are out and about. Follow liveĪnyone using Map My Tracks Live will appear on the app’s Activity Map. You can find you own personal Map My Tracks dropbox email address on the website at Settings > Account Settings. It’s a great way to upload activity data from third-party apps that allow you to export these types of files as attachments to emails. Upload data and photos by emailĮach user on Map My Tracks gets their own personalised email address that can be used to upload FIT, TCX, GPX and photo files.
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Users will see their own data in full while others will not be able to see the data inside the privacy zone. The size of the privacy zones can be adjusted to blanket a larger area and, if need be, multiple privacy zones can overlapped to fully obscure the area further.
Map My Tracks lets you create privacy zones around important places like your home or work. We've put together some handy hints to help people get the most out of Map My Tracks. FebruHandy hints to get the most out of Map My Tracks
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