syncmyworkout.com

What It Is

SyncMyWorkout is a web-based subscription service with a very specific focus: syncing Peloton workouts to Garmin Connect. It states that it has no official affiliation with Peloton Interactive Inc or Garmin Ltd. After signing up, users connect their Garmin and Peloton accounts to trigger a free sync of Peloton workouts from the past week. Once a subscription is purchased, the service processes and uploads Peloton workouts to Garmin Connect after the user completes them.

Core Features and Integrations

The product currently supports one-way syncing only, from Peloton to Garmin Connect, but it covers all Peloton workout types, including tread, row, and workouts completed through the Peloton app. If the user has a Garmin device that supports cycling VO2 max, uploaded Peloton rides can trigger Garmin to calculate cycling VO2 max. SyncMyWorkout also supports connecting Strava: without Strava, the system checks the Peloton account once per hour, with syncing taking about 30 minutes on average and up to around 1 hour at most; after connecting Strava, completed workouts can notify SyncMyWorkout for faster processing. For historical data, a subscription only syncs new workouts after the membership starts; a full historical sync requires a separate purchase.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is simple: $25/year or $7/month. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be canceled by logging into the account and visiting the billing portal. First-time members get a 7-day money-back guarantee. A full Peloton workout history sync costs a one-time $50, is usually completed within 48 hours, and is non-refundable. After registering and connecting accounts, users can sync workouts from the past week for free.

Pros and Cons

The main advantages are that no app installation is required, the workflow is lightweight, and it focuses on solving the data gap between Peloton and Garmin Connect. The annual price is also reasonable for long-term use. The drawbacks are equally clear: the platform scope is currently very narrow, with no team collaboration, permissions, enterprise management, API, compliance certifications, or other capabilities commonly expected from enterprise software. The service also depends on third-party platform connections; its terms explicitly note that integrations may fail due to platform system changes, and that users bear this risk.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to individual fitness users, especially those who use both the Peloton and Garmin ecosystems and want unified workout records and analysis. It is not suitable as an enterprise-grade health management platform. The main site does not disclose access conditions from China, and payment methods are not specified. Given the potential uncertainty of using services such as Peloton, Garmin, and Strava on mainland China networks, users in China should first test with the free sync or the 7-day refund period. Alternatives include Strava, Garmin Connect’s native import options, or other fitness data sync tools.