Every move. Worth keeping.
See whether you’re really improving on the routes you repeat — built on the workouts already in Apple Health.
On this route
Not another feed.
A history you can learn from.
Your apps show you today’s workout. ActivityVault shows you the years behind it — and what changed.
What did I record this week?
A plain summary after a workout or at the end of the week. No scores to decode, no setup. A day without a recording is shown as just that — never as a rest day.
This week
See the months adding up.
Time, distance or calories by month or week, stacked by sport. Spot the build, the taper, and the weeks with fewer recordings.
Training volume
Regular routes
View allSame loop. See what actually changed.
Runs and rides on a familiar route line up on their own — same sport, distance within 5%. Repeat workouts without a route are grouped too.
Find any workout, from any year.
Filter by sport, indoor or outdoor, and jump years back. Every workout shows where it came from, so you always know what you’re looking at.
Activities
Every week of the year, in one look.
A calendar of your month, a heatmap of your year and your longest streak — with Apple Health’s VO₂ max estimate beside the training, clearly labelled as an estimate.
Your year
Bring the workouts.
Keep the story.
Bring years of training together. Recognised duplicates are linked; nothing is silently merged or lost.
Connect your sources
Start with Apple Health: the app reads the workouts your iPhone and Apple Watch already record. Using Strava or Garmin too? Link them on the web.
We match what’s already there
When your watch and phone record the same ride, we link them. Anything we’re not sure about stays exactly as it is.
Explore your history
Filter by sport, find a place on the map, revisit an effort — on your phone or on the big screen.
In your pocket.
On the big screen.
Check this week at the trailhead. Dig into three years of rides at your desk at web.activityvault.io. Same vault, always in sync.
This week
Training volume · weekly
Frequently asked questions
What is ActivityVault?
ActivityVault is an iPhone app and web app for your training history. It keeps your runs, rides, hikes and other workouts from Apple Health, Strava and Garmin in one place, and shows whether you are improving on the routes you repeat.
Does ActivityVault work with Apple Health?
Yes. The iPhone app is built on Apple Health: with your permission it reads the workouts your iPhone and Apple Watch already record, so you don't need to record anything twice.
Can I use ActivityVault with Strava or Garmin?
Yes. Connect Strava or Garmin at web.activityvault.io and new activities sync in automatically. Your history appears in the iPhone app and on the web.
Do I need an iPhone to use ActivityVault?
No. You can create an account at web.activityvault.io and connect Strava or Garmin. Importing workouts from Apple Health requires the iPhone app.
How does ActivityVault compare efforts on the same route?
Runs and rides on a familiar route are lined up automatically: same sport and a distance within 5%. You see your latest moving time next to earlier efforts and your average for the previous three months. Direction and conditions can differ, so treat it as context for your training.
What happens if the same workout was recorded twice?
When your watch and phone record the same workout, ActivityVault links the recordings. Anything it is not sure about stays exactly as it is; nothing is silently merged or deleted.
Does a day without a recorded workout count as a rest day?
No. ActivityVault only shows what you recorded. A day without a recording is shown as no recording, never as rest or inactivity.
Is the VO₂ max in ActivityVault measured?
No. ActivityVault shows the VO₂ max estimate from Apple Health and labels it as an estimate. It is not a lab test or medical advice.
A life in motion.
A history worth keeping.
Start with Apple Health, Strava or Garmin. Your history comes with you.