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AAT (Another Activity Tracker) review

Free#52 of 54 in Fitness Workout Tracking Software

A capable route and sensor tracker for cyclists and hikers, not a workout-planning platform.

5.2/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AAT (Another Activity Tracker) is an open-source GPS activity tracker and map viewer for sportive activities, with a particular emphasis on cycling. It suits hikers and cyclists who want to record routes, follow GPX tracks and review activity maps without relying on a workout-programming system. The Android application and GTK desktop variant support live activity tracking through cockpit and map views, while GPX files can be recorded, stored, imported and exported.

Route and navigation features are the product's clearest strength. AAT supports offline and tile-based maps, cycling and hiking route overlays, a simple GPX route editor, offline points of interest, elevation data and hill shading. Its ecosystem connects with Overpass, Nominatim, Waymarked Trails and OpenStreetMap, giving route-focused users access to mapping and trail information. Bluetooth and internal sensor support also extend the live tracking view beyond basic GPS recording.

AAT stays focused on activity capture and route exploration rather than structured fitness management. It does not provide verified workout programming, an exercise library or broad progress analytics, so users seeking guided training plans, exercise tracking or deeper performance reporting should choose a more specialized workout platform. For open-source users who prioritize GPX control, offline mapping and cycling or hiking routes, its narrow focus is a good fit; for people wanting a broad, multi-platform training ecosystem, the feature scope is more limited.

AAT (Another Activity Tracker) pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free, open-source tracking for cycling and hiking activities
    • GPX recording, editing, storage, import and export
    • Offline maps, elevation data, route overlays and sensor support
  • Where it doesn't
    • No verified workout programming or exercise library
    • Limited progress analytics for structured fitness training
    • Platform coverage centers on Android and Linux

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