Integrations

Bring your data into Randuro the way you prefer — connect Garmin for automatic imports, or upload GPX/FIT files manually.

Garmin Connect

Connect your Garmin account to import new mountain biking activities automatically as they are created. You can still edit ride details after import.

How to connect

Open Settings → Integrations in Randuro, click Connect Garmin, and follow the Garmin prompts. You may be asked to sign in. Review the permissions and allow access, then you’ll be redirected back to Randuro with a “Connected” status and a “since …” timestamp. Only mountain biking activities are imported. If you leave the Garmin page open for around ten minutes, the request can expire — simply restart the connection from Settings → Integrations.

After connecting

Automatic imports start for new mountain biking activities you record after connecting (there’s no automatic import for past rides). New rides usually appear within seconds or a couple of minutes, depending on Garmin’s delivery. If you edit an activity in Garmin, those updates may sync back to the same ride on Randuro. Disconnecting stops future imports; already imported rides remain in your account.

Want to bring past rides? Download GPX or FIT from Garmin Connect (or other apps) and upload them from Base Camp.

What’s imported

New rides arrive with their core stats (distance, time, elevation, speed), GPS track and elevation profile, device information (like the Garmin model), and heart rate when available.

Imported rides remain in your account if you disconnect later; disconnecting only stops future automatic imports.

Data attribution

Garmin‑sourced data is attributed as required (e.g., “Garmin [device model]” or “Garmin”).

Manual uploads (GPX/FIT)

Prefer files? Use the upload card in Base Camp. Drag & drop or select a file. GPX is the universal format; FIT is Garmin’s native format and preserves richer sensor/device data. Randuro accepts both — if you have a choice, FIT usually carries more detail. Whether exported from Garmin Connect or another GPS app/device, both formats work.

If a file isn’t recognized as GPX or FIT, it won’t be accepted.

Manual import from other platforms

Prefer manual control? You can export your rides from other platforms and import them into Randuro. This is an alternative to API integrations and works well for past rides.

1. Garmin Connect

1. Open your activity on connect.garmin.com
2. Click the ••• (gear) menu and choose Export Original or Export to GPX
3. If you chose Export Original: unzip the download to get the .fit file
4. In Randuro: open Base Camp and upload the .fit or .gpx file

Notes

• FIT preserves the most device/sensor details; prefer Export Original (.fit) when available
• Edits made in Garmin after export won’t sync automatically to Randuro

2. Strava

1. Open your activity on strava.com
2. Click ••• (Actions) → Export GPX; for FIT, choose ••• → Export Original (when available)
3. Save the downloaded .gpx or .fit file
4. In Randuro: go to Base Camp and upload the file

Notes

• Export Original returns the original upload (often .fit, sometimes .tcx) depending on the source
• GPX usually contains the GPS track and elevation but may not include advanced sensor data

3. Outdooractive

1. Open the Track on outdooractive.com (or in the app)
2. Look for Download/Export and choose Export Original (if available) to get the original file (often .fit); otherwise select GPX
3. Save the .gpx file
4. In Randuro: upload it from Base Camp

Notes

• Outdooractive exports GPX; you may need to be logged in to download
• Some exports can be simplified; prefer “original/track” options when offered

General tips

• Randuro accepts .fit and .gpx; if you have a choice, .fit usually carries richer device/sensor data
• If you receive a .zip from a platform, unzip it first to get the .fit before uploading

4. Komoot

1. Open your Tour on komoot.com
2. Click Download GPX (or Export) and choose the option you need (e.g., Complete track)
3. Save the .gpx file
4. In Randuro: upload it from Base Camp

Notes

• Komoot provides GPX exports; FIT is not offered
• Exporting a planned route yields a route line without speed/heart rate; recorded Tours include the ridden track

Troubleshooting

If Garmin imports don’t appear, disconnect and reconnect from Settings → Integrations, then confirm you’ve got recent activities in Garmin Connect. For file uploads, make sure the file is .gpx or .fit; if it still fails, re‑export from the source app and try again.