The Wahoo app can share workouts with a variety of third party apps.
Third party apps available for workout sharing
You can toggle on the ability to auto-email yourself your workout as a .FIT file upon workout completion.
Other third party apps currently available for activity sharing include:
- adidas Running (formerly Runtastic)
- Apple Health (iOS only)
- Dropbox
- Google Fit (via Google's Health Connect)
- Komoot
- Strava
- TodaysPlan
- TrainingPeaks
The Wahoo app will now auto-share any completed workout to all Authorized apps. The only way to prevent this is to deauthorize the app. Greater sharing control is currently being addressed by our developers for a future update.
Authorize a third party app
Connected apps previously found in the Profile tab are now found in the fourth section of the Settings page.
- Select the app you wish to authorize.
- Enter the username and password when prompted.
- Confirm authorization
- Select Done to return to the Authorized apps page.
Once authorized, the service will show as Authorized and note what functions that third party app is able to provide in this app.
Deauthorize / Reauthorize an app
If a workout is not automatically sharing to a 3rd party app that you have authorized and will not if you attempt to manually re-share, the first step to resolving this should be to deauthorize and reauthorize the app to reset the connection between Wahoo and the app.
Navigate to the app,select the down arrow to the right to expand the section, and then select Deauthorize.
The app should return to the Available Apps list, where you can select it and reauthorize it.
If an app will still not upload a workout, please submit a support request.