Every watt, every ride,
in one place.
RideSync pulls your cycling and health data from the services you already use — Strava, Hammerhead, Peloton, Oura, Fitbit, Apple Health, Xert — and turns it into the analytics your coach wishes they had.
Built for cyclists who care about the numbers.
Frequently asked
What data sources does RideSync connect to?
RideSync imports cycling activities from Strava, Hammerhead Karoo, and Peloton, and health data from Oura Ring, Fitbit, and Apple Health. It also pulls training metrics from Xert and can import FIT files exported from TrainingPeaks.
Does RideSync replace Strava or TrainingPeaks?
No. RideSync sits on top of your existing services and pulls data from them. You keep riding with whatever head unit and social platform you use — RideSync adds the analytics layer that connects everything.
How is mean-max power calculated?
For every ride with power data, RideSync finds the best rolling average at each standard duration — 5 seconds through 2 hours — using the full second-by-second power stream. Those bests are aggregated per year and compared across years on the power curve chart.
Does RideSync track personal records automatically?
Yes. When a new ride is imported, RideSync compares its mean-max at each duration against your existing all-time and annual bests. If you set a new record, an Accomplishment is saved to that ride and you get a splash notification after sync.
Can I use RideSync without a power meter?
Yes. Rides without power can still show distance, duration, heart rate, and elevation. For rides with heart-rate data but no power, RideSync can estimate Training Stress Score from an HR regression against your historical rides.