Ruttio reads Apple Health workouts, lets you build planned routes on the map, and exports data as GPX, TCX, FIT, JSON, or Ruttio route files.
The app covers everyday training exports and the newer route workflow in one place, so workouts and planned routes stay easy to browse, share, and revisit.
Filter Apple Health workouts by activity type and open detailed summaries with route maps and performance stats.
Choose GPX, TCX, FIT, or JSON depending on the target app, device, or whether the workout has GPS data.
Select multiple workouts and export them as a ZIP archive, one file per workout.
Add waypoints manually or from your current location, let MapKit resolve the route, and save the result for later.
Open GPX routes or Ruttio route files, then export planned routes back out as GPX or Ruttio JSON.
Workout exports stay on device, and planned routes sync only through the user’s private iCloud database when available.
Workouts and routes use different formats, so the app keeps both sets explicit.
These screenshots reflect the current app flow: workout browsing, workout export, and route detail.
Workout browsing and filtering
Workout export format picker
Saved route detail and navigation
Ruttio requests read-only HealthKit access. Workout browsing, export generation, route planning, and temporary export files happen locally on your device. Planned routes may sync through your private iCloud database, but no workout exports are uploaded to Ruttio-owned servers and the app does not use analytics or tracking.