Wheelchair workouts on iPhone and Apple Watch

Treblew records wheelchair sessions at walking pace or running pace on your Apple Watch or your iPhone. It draws your route and shows your pace, heart rate and elevation along the way.

On the App Store. Free to download, with Treblew Pro inside.

Download Treblew on the App Store

How it works

  1. Start a session on Apple Watch: distance, pace, energy and your heart rate with its zone, on your wrist.
  2. Or on iPhone alone: route, distance and pace from your iPhone’s GPS, without heart rate.
  3. Keep the app you like: with your permission, every wheelchair workout in Apple Health waits in Treblew for you to review, then link to a session, add as one, or ignore.
  4. Turn on Save sessions, and what you record in Treblew goes into Apple Health as a workout, with its route.

Each session’s page

Goals, plans and Coach

What you need

Free and Treblew Pro

Recording is free and unlimited on iPhone and Apple Watch, with your route and what your watch measured. The Free plan includes 15 Coach questions a month and 3 goals and 1 plan at a time; Treblew Pro raises those limits.

Questions

Does Treblew support wheelchair workouts?

Yes: wheelchair sessions at walking pace or running pace, recorded on Apple Watch or iPhone, with distance, pace and route.

Can I record without Apple Watch?

Yes. On iPhone alone, Treblew records your route, distance and pace from the iPhone’s GPS, even with the screen locked. Heart rate needs Apple Watch.

Where is my session’s route kept?

In Apple Health, with its workout. Treblew draws it from there on your iPhone, so save your sessions to Apple Health to see it. Your route and measured values like heart rate stay on your iPhone and in Apple Health.

Is it free?

Yes. Recording on iPhone and Apple Watch is free and unlimited. The Free plan includes 15 Coach questions a month and 3 goals and 1 plan at a time; Treblew Pro raises those limits.

Treblew is free to download on the App Store.

Download Treblew on the App Store