Is there a need? intervals.icu works great in a browser on mobile.
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Not at the moment. It’s a big thing to have to support 2 more platforms. Also it would need to be a fairly thin wrapper of the website which wouldn’t add much value. A “proper” mobile app (native UI) would be a huge undertaking and very hard to keep up with the website.
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On iPhone you can save tabs from Safari right on your homescreen. For intervals this looks and feels just like an app. No need for an app for iphone.
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I’ve setup some of my club athletes like that, on iOS and Android devices. Keeps it simple for them, as they need to complete RPE, Feel and comments on their workouts/rides.
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Same with android. Intervals.icu mobile webpage works fantastically well. It’s infinitely better than TP mobile app imo.
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Thanks all just a idea forgot about saving web on iOS lol
Great website BTW
I think the only possible benefit of a phone app for @david would be that it could enable extra payments via Google Play. There’s a lot of us out there with a boat load Play Store credit we’d happily give to good apps and devs.
(e.g. I’ve got about £40 of credit I can’t really use because most app developers don’t accept play store credit these days due to the cut Google take).
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That’s interesting… Google also takes like 15-30% of each in-app-purchase I believe. But, the good thing is for the pLay store, devs have the option to require purchases outside of the play store credits.
One benefit would be native integration to Apple Health. Getting activitiy data directly from Apple instead of going through Strava would be nice.
Another would be get users stuck in Strava. Those who run/cycle using a phone app instead of a head unit/watch.
I strongly support the ideia, giving the Average Athlete John an alternative for Stravagram (or Instrava, if you prefer).
How does this work? I don’t have an Apple Watch, so my support for Apple Health is currently limited at best. Right now, I’m just using the Apple Watch HR and broadcasting it to the App.
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You can use the HealthFit app to get Apple health stuff into Intervals.icu.
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I got access to the app for my android phone - maybe because I paid the voluntary subscription.
The app? There is no Android Intervals app.
This what got onto my smartphone. Maybe it’s an icon that links to the web site, but I thought it was an app
It’s a direct link to the website. There’s no app.
For me it feels sort of in between…
In the Chrome browser you can select ‘add to home screen’ from options. This will place a tile on your Android homescreen as if it were an app. When selected this will open a ‘kioskmode’ like Chrome viewer without any of the Chrome UI.
I must say that for me this completely looks and feels like an app and is my goto way to visit Intervals.icu when not near my laptop.
Just to give an idea this is what it looks like:
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Yes it looks like an app. But it has the advantage that you never need to update and everybody is always on the same version.
The only drawback is that you can´t use it without internet acces.
Thanks! This works on iPhone for those in the Apple cult. Go to “share” (box with arrow) and select “Add to Home Screen”. I didn’t test Safari, but it’s got the same option.