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Training totals & calendar
Review distance, duration, and elevation totals. The training calendar shows which days you were active; weekly charts show how your volume changes.
Free & open source
v0.1.5
Your training,
Your training,
in perspective.
Analyze your .TCX and .FIT files on your desktop. Track distance and elevation, explore GPS heatmaps, and build custom charts. Your activity data stays on your computer.
For macOS, Windows & Linux · No account needed
EXPLORE THE APP
Interactive preview · example dataSwitch between Dashboard, Activities, Heatmap, and Analytics.
Local-first by design
Works with .TCX & .FIT
Free under the MIT license
ANALYSIS
A closer look at
A closer look at
your training history.
Review individual activities, training totals, and routes from the same collection of files.
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GPS routes & heatmaps
Overlay your recorded routes on a heatmap. Filter by date or sport, and view the countries visited by your GPS activities.
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Custom metrics & charts
Define metrics with formulas, track activity streaks, and create charts. Calculate average speed from distance and duration, for example.
DISTANCE OVER TIME
From one activity
From one activity
to a year of training.
Compare a single run with weekly and year-to-date distance. Select a period to see the example totals.
EXAMPLE DATA · SAME TRAINING HISTORY
SINGLE RUN
8.4
km
1 activity · 8.4 km distance
Select a period or scroll to compare totals.
LOCAL DATA
Your files stay
Your files stay
on your computer.
Activity files and analytics are processed locally. No account, cloud backend, or telemetry. Map views use an internet connection to fetch tiles from external providers.
View the source on GitHub
SETUP
Choose a folder.
Choose a folder.
Analyze your workouts.
Export activities from your device or fitness service. Trajectory reads the files directly from a local folder.
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Install the desktop app
Download Trajectory for your computer. Install it and open the app.
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Select your activity folder
Choose a folder containing your
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Open a view
Review training totals in Dashboard, filter individual workouts in Activities, or open Heatmap and Analytics.
DOWNLOAD
Download Trajectory
Choose the installer for your operating system. No subscription or account required.
Download on your computer. Trajectory runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Open this site on your computer and choose its installer below.
v0.1.5 · Release notes
FOR YOUR DEVICE
macOS
Apple Silicon · macOS 12+
Download .dmg Built for M-series Macs
FOR YOUR DEVICE
Windows
64-bit · x64 installer
Download .exe Prefer an .msi installer?
FOR YOUR DEVICE
Linux
64-bit · amd64
Download AppImage On Debian or Ubuntu? Get .debEarly releases are not yet signed. Your system may show a warning on first launch. Installation help
RELEASES
What’s new in Trajectory
Feature updates, fixes, and downloads for each version.
6 releases with source commits and downloads.
Explore the full historyIs Trajectory really free?
Yes. Trajectory is free and open source under the MIT license. There are no subscriptions or premium tiers. You can use it, inspect the code, and contribute on GitHub.
How do I get my workouts into Trajectory?
Export your activities as .tcx or .fit files from your fitness device or service, save them in a folder, and select that folder in Trajectory. The app reads the files locally. It doesn't connect directly to your fitness accounts.
For an Apple ecosystem workflow using RunGap, see the project's recommended setup.
Does my data ever leave my computer?
Your activity files, parsed data, and analytics stay on your device. There is no cloud backend or telemetry service. Map views fetch map tiles from external providers, so displaying maps requires an internet connection.
My system shows a warning. How do I install it?
Current builds are not yet production-signed, so macOS or Windows may show a warning. Download only from the official GitHub release and follow the project's installation instructions.
On macOS, move the app to Applications first. If it reports that Trajectory is damaged or corrupted, the README documents this command:
sudo xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine
/Applications/Trajectory.app
You can also consult Apple's instructions for opening an app from an unknown developer. On Linux, mark the AppImage as executable, or use the .deb package.
Can I help make Trajectory better?
Absolutely. Report a bug, suggest an idea, improve the docs, or contribute code. Start with the GitHub issues and developer guide.
CONTRIBUTORS
Built by the community
Meet the maintainer and contribute through GitHub.
Eric Ceglie
@ericcegCreator & maintainer
Contribute code or documentation
The developer guide covers local setup, project structure, and how to submit a pull request.
Read the developer guide