No account required

Your workouts.
Your routes.
Your files.

Export your Apple Health workouts to GPX, TCX or FIT.

Designed for iPhone. Requires iOS 26.1 or later.

Coming soon on the App Store

Everything you need

GPX, TCX & FIT export

Turn any Apple Health workout with GPS data into a standard GPX, TCX or FIT file. Running, cycling, hiking, swimming and more.

Combine Workouts

Combine several workouts into a single route and export it as one file. Made for a ride your watch cut in two, or a multi-day hike.

Multisport kept apart

A triathlon exports as one file in which each sport stays separate: the swim, the ride, the run and the transitions between them. In FIT, each part also records its sport.

Route Preview

See a workout's route on a map with its elevation profile before exporting. Verify it's the right one.

Bulk ZIP Export

Export many workouts at once as one ZIP archive. Filter by sport, date, distance or duration, then export them together.

11 Languages

Available in English, Spanish, Catalan, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).

Privacy First

Your workouts are read from Apple Health and the files are built on your device. No account, no advertising, and no tracking across apps or websites. Usage analytics only if you allow them.

Try It First

Tap Try Demo Mode to explore the app with sample workouts, clearly marked, before you grant access to Apple Health.

How it works

SnapGPX workout list showing cycling and hiking workouts with duration and distance, and pace on the hikes
1

Open SnapGPX

Grant access to Apple Health and your workouts appear.

Workout detail showing the route on a map, the place and start time, and a summary with duration, active time, distance, average speed and heart rate
2

Pick a workout

See the route on a map, elevation profile, and all your stats at a glance.

Export tab showing 10 selected workouts, the file-format picker and Export as ZIP
3

Export

Export one workout, or many at once as a ZIP. Save the files, send them to yourself with AirDrop, or open them in any app that reads GPX, TCX or FIT.

Your data stays yours

SnapGPX reads your workouts from Apple Health and builds the files on your device. Your workouts and full routes are never uploaded: a file leaves only when you share it yourself, to whatever destination you pick at that moment.

No advertising, and no tracking across apps or websites. A few things can leave without you sharing them: usage analytics that help improve the app, sent only if you allow them; an approximate position of where a route starts and, sometimes, of where it ends, which Apple turns into the place name shown beside a workout; and the area of the map on screen, which Apple Maps needs to draw it. If you use Connect by Walking Route, Apple also receives the end of one workout and the start of the next. Read our full privacy policy.