FitFileExplorer
FitFileExplorer is a macOS utility for opening and exploring FIT activity files in detail, including records, graphs, and mapped GPS tracks.
What is FitFileExplorer?
FitFileExplorer is a native macOS utility for opening and inspecting FIT files used by fitness devices and training software. It is designed for people who want to explore the full contents of a FIT file instead of only viewing a simplified workout summary. The app shows the data stored in the file, including detailed fields and larger data sets such as records and laps. It can graph values from selected columns to help you examine trends across an activity. When a FIT file contains GPS coordinates, it can also display the recorded track on a map. FitFileExplorer is published by Ro-z and is especially useful for athletes, developers, analysts, and advanced users who need to inspect raw activity data on a Mac.
Key features
- Open and inspect FIT files on macOS
- Browse detailed data fields stored in an activity file
- View large sections such as records and laps in table form
- Graph data from selected columns to examine trends
- Display GPS tracks on a map when location data is present
- Explore raw activity information instead of only summary metrics
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This app’s behavior is consistent with its purpose as a local FIT file viewer. It opens workout and sensor files that can contain location, heart rate, power, cadence, and other personal fitness data, so review files carefully if they include sensitive activity history. Access to files and maps is expected for this kind of tool. Keep the app only if you use it to inspect FIT data, and use copies of sensitive files when sharing or testing.
Recommendation: Keep FitFileExplorer if you review or troubleshoot FIT activity files, compare recorded fields, or inspect workout data in detail on your Mac. If you do not work with FIT files, removing it should only affect your ability to open and analyze those files with this utility.
Common paths
/Applications/FitFileExplorer.app
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/net.ro-z.FitFileExplorer.plist
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