I’ve been using Laufhelden (from openrepos.net) but it’s been abandoned for a while, has anybody found a good native Sports Tracker with “open” in mind - meaning no signing up to dodgy online services, ability to import/export GPX files, etc.?
I mainly use it for running but a pretty generic one should suffice.
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Kuri (https://openrepos.net/content/elboberido/kuri) is a fork of Laufhelden, though it is an Alpha release. Also, for GPX import / export I use that one too when I walk: https://openrepos.net/content/dcaliste/maep-qt I haven’t check if Kuri has import / export capabilities, unfortunately map doesn’t work well for me
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I usually use OSM Scout for it. OSM Scout has a tracker.
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I’ve been using Rena (OpenRepos) for walks.
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This is very good, thanks. You can use both in parallel while keeping all your activities as the author hasn’t changed the home directory yet.
It may be alpha, but works for what I do, and I found it less buggy than Laufhelden, which could be purely because it’s built with a recent SDK.
What is best sport tracker to use in 2026? Would like to track cross country skiing
Kuri still works perfectly, utilizing offline maps from OSM scout server (same as Pure Maps)
Kuri may also be integrated with a Strava account, allowing to upload Kuri activities to Strava, and browse Strava activities within the Kuri app.
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I do also use Kuri for tracking bike rides, works very well. The “Outdoor” map (from Maptiler I believe) is nice, it has for example contour lines which may be of interest to a skier as well. Sometime around the release of the first SFOS 5.x version there was a bug in a mapping library which crashed Kuri when using online maps, but since the library was fixed I haven’t had any issues.
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What about “Laufhelden”?
I do not know it’s status, but it was very good.
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Thank you for the suggestion! I found Kuri from Storeman, but installation stops at error seen in the picture. There was instructiona how to hack it to work, but I didn’t feel comfortable to modify system so much. But it truly looked great, hopefully one day it worka again without hacks!
Apparently Kuri is fork of that, as that wasn’t maintained anymore
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Within Storeman, you just click the link to qtbluetooth, enable repo, install, go back to Kuri, install, enjoy…
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I did but it sounded like you would need to install some additional bluetooth component not present in the system currently. I might be mistaken of course? I just thought might be better to not install that kind of additional things. Especially now as there is coming bluetooth for AAS, don’t want to meddle with too much of the native system in case it affects something 