1. Once to fetch the data from the first app, you wait a looong time, then when thats finished you need to start manual sync to push the data in the destination app.
2. The syncing it can do on first sync it looks for data going back to the likes of 1970 so takes hours and hours to do.
3. Thank u!This app was ok before the latest update (3.0?). Sure it crashed and said the data sources were missing but after a few closing and reopening the app, they came back and I was able to hit sync.
4. Only problem is it is showing "an unknown error occurred" (not in app but in web) while trying to sync activity data to mapmyfitness (destination).
5. The free version would likely work if you were trying to get data from a Fitbit into one repository only.
6. It does a good job for syncing data from ride with gps (source) to endomondo and strava (both as destinations).
7. It has potential with the ability to better sync all of your data and present it in graphs you'd want.
8. The app has potential but how it works and looks now i would never ever buy it.Fantastic! Been using a similar app for almost 3 years now (which has been perfect for my needs save a few glitches periodically due to 3rd party issues) but this has so many other features that I didn't realise I needed (until now!).
9. Free version only allows 5 sources or destinations of data combined.
10. With each update of the android version on my phone the problems seem to get worse and when it does work it is very slow.
11. Blood pressure doesn't seem to sync to sheath, but other than that it seems to be working quite alright now.