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Seamlessly syncs your data across wearables and platforms

In today’s connected world, your training data should empower you — not hold you back.

That’s why SELFLOOPS seamlessly syncs your data across wearables and platforms, delivering a unified training ecosystem that puts you in control of your fitness journey.

We support leading platforms, wearables, and equipment:

  • STRAVA, Garmin, Polar, Wahoo Fitness
  • Apple Watch (Apple Health), Google Health Connect
  • Withings, InBody, Whoop, Oura Ring, UltraHuman
  • Coros, Concept2, SRM, Bryton, Stages
  • HealthFit, RunGap, GoldenCheetah
  • Heart Rate Monitors, Power Meters, Smart Trainers, Rowers
  • and more to come.

    All Your Data. One Platform.
    No silos. No manual syncing. Just real-time insights you can act on.

    Why SELFLOOPS?
    ✔️ Complete historical workout data
    ✔️ Real-time synchronization
    ✔️ Device and platform agnostic
    ✔️ Enterprise-grade data privacy
    ✔️ Insights that actually improve performance

Elevate your brand and create a personalised experience for your clients

In the past several years we have built an advanced platform that is able to track and analyse a lot of data at scale. Users of the Selfloops platform are athletes; coaches that need to track and analyse their athletes’ sports performance; and gyms that use the group fitness service for cardio, HIIT, cycling, rowing and many other types of sports and workouts.

We have now decided to bring the power of our platform to approved partners and customers. The way we are offering this service is through the use of a set of APIs (Application Programming Interface). The APIs allow an application or a service to interact with the Selfloops platform and can be used to create branded and personalised experiences.

With the new APIs, a gym can automatically synchronise its clients to Selfloops, directly or through a gym management software. A business can synchronise information with the Selfloops platform and integrate data into its branded website or smartphone apps. Examples of data that can be integrated are class schedules and clients sign-ups, historical workouts analysis and leaderboards. 

The new API allows businesses to elevate their brand and provide a personalised experience to their customers.

Training with Olympic champion Tim Grohmann

Wouldn’t be great to train with the best in their fields? Would you like to train with an Olympic athlete?

Welcome Tim Grohmann, Olympic champion and gold medalist.

Tim Grohmann (born 27 December 1988) is a German Olympic champion. He was part of the German crew that won the gold medal in the men’s quadruple sculls at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, with Karl Schulze, Philipp Wende and Lauritz Schoof.

Tim has been multiple times German indoor rowing champion. In 2010 Tim was World and European champion on the Concept2 Indoor rower.

Tim will teach an advanced indoor rowing training course in which he will give lessons on how to improve your techniques and form. The course will be in the German language.

The live streaming course will include live video and data streaming (stroke rate and heart rate) and a chat, powered by selfloops.

The live chat will allow all the athletes to interact with Tim and post their questions directly to the coach.

Take a look at our website for more info and check the promo video below.

An updated Fitness & Freshness graph

We have just updated the Fitness & Freshness graph with the ability to choose a custom date range. This new feature will allow coaches and athletes to monitor an athlete’s form during a longer period of time, for example, during the entire season, with dates you are free to choose.

The Fitness & Freshness graph is used to monitor an athlete form and physical condition. The input data to the graph is biker power and heart rate data. The training load is measured by the Training Load metric when used with bike power data and by the TRIMP score when the data come from heart rate monitors.

The Training Load and the TRIMP score are metrics that summarise and provide a stress score coming from training. These metrics measure the volume of a certain workout by taking into account the time spent and the bike power and heart rate data.

For athletes, overtraining is a problem as much as not training enough. To improve sports performance we need to stress our body and push our limits. At the same time, too much stress risks to break ourselves with injuries and stress related issues.

A good coach is able to administer and monitor the workout load of the activities in order to push the athletes to better results and outcome. This work requires a delicate act of balance between stress and rest. The Fitness & Freshness graph is one of the tools that allows coaches and athletes to monitor their training load and balance.

Now in Selfloops, with more power.