Connect Runkeeper integrations
Map your fitness achievements by connecting Runkeeper to your favorite services on Make. Linking this tracker to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly update personal health spreadsheets, share completed runs with social networks, or trigger team alerts. Register for your free account today to configure your first custom training pipeline.
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Automate your Runkeeper data with Make. Sync workout stats, connect apps, and simplify your fitness workflows.
Add new Runkeeper activities to a Google Sheets spreadsheet as a new row
Every time you add a new activity on Runkeeper, Make will automatically add it to a new row in your Google Sheet spreadsheet. The template uses this example spreadsheet.
Create Evernote notes from new Runkeeper activities
Every time you add a new activity on the Runkeeper app, Make will automatically create a new note in Evernote.
Create a Beeminder datapoint for new Runkeeper activities
Every time a new activity is added to Runkeeper, Make will automatically add the corresponding datapoint to Beeminder.
Supercharge your fitness: Integrate and automate Runkeeper with Make
Connect Runkeeper to Make to automatically sync your activity to Google Sheets, Evernote, Beeminder, Slack, and Gitter. Save time, track goals, and share your fitness progress.
Automated workout logging
Make automatically saves your Runkeeper activity details directly to Google Sheets or Evernote, saving you the hassle of manual data entry.
Instant community motivation
Keep your friends or teammates motivated by automatically sharing your workout achievements in Slack or Gitter as soon as you finish.
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Effortless goal tracking
Instantly send your workout data to tools like Beeminder to keep your fitness goals on track without any extra effort.
Centralized fitness archiving
Create a secure, searchable backup of all your physical activities in a single spreadsheet or note-taking app.
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