RuntasticExportProcessor

The tool to convert GPS data from Adidas Running app (ex-Runtastic) to a convenient format ready to export into Google My Maps

Where to get the data

1. Log in to https://www.runtastic.com/
2. Top-right menu (near the photo) -> Settings (Account and Data)
3. Export data button (can take more than 1 day to wait)

How to run the app

The app requires the path of the folder with exported files. It is the folder that contains Sport-sessions folder, data_information.pdf file, etc.

How to run the code

• Run the app using dotnet compiler: dotnet run "C:\Users\<Username>\Downloads\runtastic export folder"
• Get an executable file: dotnet publish -r win-x64 -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true /p:PublishTrimmed=true

How to pass the folder path

• Pass it as a console app argument. If you work in Visual studio, check the launchSettings.json file - I used it to pass the path to the app in Debug mode.
• Start the app and copy-paste path to the console window.
• Put the executable file into a necessary folder, start the app and just press enter when it will prompt for the path.

How to export data to Google My Maps

1. Log in to https://www.google.com/maps/d/
2. Create a new map and add a new layer.
3. Click 'Import' link.
4. Drag and drop your GPX file.
5. Click on 'Individual styles' and select 'Uniform' style.
6. Click on icon right from 'All items' and select the smallest 'Point' icon.

Note that there's the limit of 10 layers per map, but you can easily copy the entire map and then group your layers by activity or decade. There's also a limit 5mb for uploaded file.

Result example