The Uploader for Garmin 4.4, just pushed to Google Play as I'm writing this, uploads directly to RunningAHEAD.

RunningAHEAD uses open authentication, so the first time you try to upload, you'll be redirected to runningahead.com, where you'll have to sign in and approve my app to access your training data. That should only be needed once.

Thanks to Eric @ RunningAHEAD for his support, and to Adam for his help gauging interest in the RunningAHEAD community.

Sportablet 5.5 and the Uploader for Garmin 4.3 support direct upload to SportTracks, so you don't need to export to SD card, log in, upload manually anymore.

Thanks to the guys at Zone Five Software for their support; really appreciated your extensions to the API. 

Thanks to Neil Catley as well, who has been the real catalyst here. Neil first put a video on youtube to help others upload manually, then asked for a more direct integration. That's the spirit :-).

Just like with Garmin Connect, at the end of the upload process the app shows an hyperlink, so that you can jump to the activity on sporttracks.mobi with one click (Uploader 4.4 and up, Sportablet 5.6 and up).

I've just pushed a new version of Sportablet to Google Play, with a direct upload option for Endomondo. This feature is going to be in permanent beta (see my previous post for details). 

Guys, please share this news with your Endomondo friends, thanks :-)

With some luck, next week I'll add one more direct upload option

The Uploader for Garmin, Version 4.2, supports direct upload to Endomondo. I've just published that version, so it may take a few hours before Google Play makes it available to you guys. An updated version of the tablet app (Sportablet) will follow.


Support for Endomondo is going to be in permanent beta. Endomondo does not officially support third party applications. Therefore, my code is tightly coupled to their current upload workflow. If they make relevant changes, integration may stop working until I go in, figure out what they changed and adapt my code. Just be aware of that and be kind if it happens :-), as the safe alternative would have been to say "no, you have to upload files manually".


I'm not a real Endomondo user myself, and so I'm not part of their community. I would appreciate if you could spread the news in forums, pages, etc.