Zones for Training
authentic ratingAn aggregator app: reads workout data from Apple Health and visualizes heart rate zone distribution over a week and year. It does not record workouts itself, it is an analytics layer on top of other sources. Great for monitoring zone balance at a glance, but watch-to-iPhone mirroring broke after version 9.0.2 and has not been fixed for months.
62real score
4.8store star
19,080ratings
About the rating
Long-term users with specific technical issues (version 9.0.2, mirroring, iFIT, heart rate zones) give reviews focused on specific features.
Strengths
What users love
- Weekly and yearly zone breakdown in one view makes it easy to see whether you have enough Zone 2 or everything went red. Works on top of Apple Fitness without duplicating workout records. One-time purchase instead of a subscription.
Weak spots
What users hate
- Watch-to-iPhone mirroring is broken since version 9.0.2
- The flagship gym feature is unavailable. Does not read heart rate outside recorded workouts
- So casual activity is not counted. No deduplication when multiple data sources overlap. Support does not respond to emails.
Who it is for
Regular athletes already recording workouts in Apple Watch or Garmin who want to see heart rate zone balance without manual counting. Not suitable as a primary running app.
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