Not quite a correct comparison of programs.
Let me explain: miCoach is not quite a tracker, it’s almost not a tracker at all. In it, unlike almost all the other programs listed, everything pushes away from the other side: it is intended that you choose a training course and then the program itself will hint at what, when, and how you should do it! Those. This is a personal trainer, not a tracker.
I personally managed to try Endomondo, RunKeeper, Strava, Sports Tracker, miCoach (I rather did not try it, but I got acquainted with the possibilities), Google MyTracks. Specifically, the accuracy of the track, I was not very puzzled, besides at the end of the track, almost all the add. adjust the distance, mainly reducing :( :)
Quickly on each (but I hint that my infa is old, maybe something has already been corrected):
* RunKeeper
I started with it from the first one, still on the apple tree, therefore it is an estimated one.
By the time she came to me, the paid version had ceased to exist.
Minus - the Russian muzzle did not notice the Russian language - all the more.
Voice prompts can start from a distance, may from time to time - everything is customizable. Is able to post to Twitter and / or MordoKnigu. The main thing is that like - you can add a training partner, that does not require that each tracker was launched ... while training on the site is added to both parties (if trekali two - twice accrue). Paid features: RunKeeper Live (route tracking in real time), and more complete statistics, which for me personally is more or less missing in the free version.
Another minus: there is an export of tracks to GPX (which is a plus in theory), but NO ONE competing site can import IT, which is REALLY sorry - I’ve got a lot of it: (((
* Endomondo
I didn’t like the interface a little after RunKeeper, but it’s nice that I could play music, even though I don’t drive in my headphones - I’m afraid of sneaking machines.
Yesterday I climbed the site - the interface has become much nicer than a year ago. In addition, you can also throw a large number of people and various promotions, such as discounts on purchases for participants. There is a Russian muzzle - this is a plus, tips in the paid version are a relative minus :)
On Twitter and MordoBook post.
* Strava
I do not remember exactly why I shrugged off to the side ... it seems because of the very small number of people in it
* Sports Tracker
Krasivenky. What is the program on your phone that site. Like that shown on the map other people's workouts - with ease and you can find someone local with whom to compete :) Like, splitting the track into pieces of different sizes to make it easier to keep track of speed. Funny Feature: CAM file uploads automatically on a server all the pictures taken during the workout and nice places them along the route ... but the quality leaves much to be desired and there is no choice, but then you can delete unnecessary.
It allows you to add a training partner, but purely nominally - the partner doesn’t have training in the list :(
I did not notice the Russian muzzle, all the more so with the Russian voice, and indeed the voice is cruelly synthetic - irritated.
* miCoach
In principle, I described everything in the first paragraph. In fact, the focus of the program is different than I needed, and therefore I do not use it.
The presence of the Russian language pleased.
* My tracks
Not really a sports orientation - does not generate excitement, competitive spirit does not increase. Speed ​​on sites not show, but obviously somewhere stores :) Have exported to Google Docs as an Excel or pivot table. Also to be exported to Google Maps, but get it on a computer in a digestible form could not be me. Main feature: if you install on a mobile phone My Tracks and Google Earth, it is possible to play nice trip on the latter. Almost full emulation with stops and speed changes. Beautiful, but it may eksportnut what could not, therefore, yet useless - just pontanutsya! :)
Post has been editedAce-b - 09.08.12, 11:56