Export historical Nike Run Club runs to Strava. This takes Nike's proprietary exercise file formats and lets you transfer all those years of activities to Strava - not just new ones!
Export historical Nike Run Club runs to Strava
Export historical Nike Run Club runs to Strava. This takes Nike's proprietary exercise file formats and lets you transfer all those years of activities to Strava - not just new ones!
So in true indie-hacker style, Strava and Nike Run Club released their official integration 2 days after SyncApp was finished haha ... With my thinking cap on, I pivoted to focus on what their integration still lacked - the ability to transfer historical Nike activities to Strava. SyncApp users have hundreds of activities that they'd love to move over to Strava, but still can't even with the launch of their new partnership with Nike (10 years in the making by the way). Move them over one-by-one
It's impressive how SyncApp managed to release their integration just before Strava and Nike Run Club! SyncApp seems like a great solution for users who have hundreds of activities to move over.
I was fortunate to use SyncApp during development and testing, transferring countless runs from NRC to Strava! It's exciting to see SyncApp launched and kicking! The success comes as no surprise considering the hard work, consistent improvement and response to feedback. Creating a better solution with more functionality than Strava's official integration. I am proud to have been an early user of SyncApp! @yalun please reach out to me about new projects you are working would love to get involved!
Great product! I am waiting :) You have my vote :)
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