Connect your treadmill via Bluetooth and control speed, incline, timer and stats right from your iPhone. Full Apple Health integration. Free on the App Store.
Hey Product Hunt!
I built Treadmill Pro because my treadmill's control panel was clunky and I wanted to run it from my phone instead. It connects over Bluetooth, auto-detects your machine across 5 protocols and 99+ devices, and lets you control speed and incline, track every workout, and sync it all to Apple Health. There's a live Apple Watch heart-rate view too.
Free to start, Pro unlocks Health sync, full history and Watch integration. Would love your feedback, happy to answer anything in the comments!
Love it when people solve problems they face first hand like this! How does the UI change when connecting to different treadmills since different ones will have varying features?
@scott_davidson_jr, hi! Most treadmills share the same core functionality: speed and incline. That's what I use personally, and that's what the app focuses on.
Speed shortcuts work great on physical treadmills with a large built-in display. On a smartphone screen, they tend to clutter the UI and pull your attention away from what matters. I kept the interface clean and minimal on purpose.
In future versions, we'll add speed and incline shortcuts via swipe gestures, so power users can access them without sacrificing the simplicity of the main screen.
Treadmill Pro
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Love it when people solve problems they face first hand like this! How does the UI change when connecting to different treadmills since different ones will have varying features?
Treadmill Pro
@scott_davidson_jr, hi! Most treadmills share the same core functionality: speed and incline. That's what I use personally, and that's what the app focuses on.
Speed shortcuts work great on physical treadmills with a large built-in display. On a smartphone screen, they tend to clutter the UI and pull your attention away from what matters. I kept the interface clean and minimal on purpose.
In future versions, we'll add speed and incline shortcuts via swipe gestures, so power users can access them without sacrificing the simplicity of the main screen.
Thanks!