Connected Services
Connected services bring your activities into FitKeep without uploading files, and can send your Training Plan’s sessions to your watch. You manage them under Settings → Integrations.
What each service does
- Garmin Connect™: Garmin sends each new activity to FitKeep when your watch syncs, and FitKeep can import your last 30 days when you connect. See Connect Garmin and Sync Automatically
- COROS: FitKeep checks COROS for new activities every night and when you open FitKeep, and imports your last 30 days when you connect. See Add COROS Activities to FitKeep
- Google Drive: FitKeep adds the
.fitfiles you pick from your Drive. It is not watched for new files. See Add FIT Files from Google Drive
Any other device or app works through FIT files. See Upload FIT Files to FitKeep.
The Integrations page
Connected integrations lists the services you’ve connected, each with the day you connected it, its import progress, and a link to your Account Log. Available integrations lists the ones you can still connect: select Connect and follow the steps at the service. A service that isn’t offered on this server isn’t listed.
You can also connect Garmin or COROS from your activity list. Once one is connected, the activity list says “synced automatically”, and Upload moves from the navigation to your activity list.
To stop a service, select Disconnect on its card. Activities it brought in stay in FitKeep.
If a service stops accepting FitKeep’s access, for example after you change your password there, its card says so and offers Connect again.
Which service gets your Planned Sessions
If you train with a Training Plan, Garmin and COROS can also show your Planned Sessions on your watch:
- Garmin gets the sessions from today to the end of next week, and they are updated or removed when you change them in FitKeep
- COROS gets today’s and tomorrow’s sessions. COROS doesn’t let FitKeep move or delete a workout, so an old one is renamed to say what happened
Only one service gets your Planned Sessions at a time, so they never show up twice on your watch. The Garmin and COROS cards each have a Send Planned Sessions switch and say which service currently gets them. Turning one on turns the other off. Connecting COROS for the first time makes it the one that gets them. If you’d rather keep Garmin, turn it on again on the Garmin card.
Sending is on by default. Turn both switches off to keep your watch free of Planned Sessions.