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toolsfactory Intros rubiTrack GPS Software

by , 7:50 AM EDT, September 30th, 2008

toolsfactory software announced the immediate availability of rubiTrack 1.0 on Tuesday. rubiTrack is an application that lets your Mac track data from GPS-enabled fitness devices.

rubiTrack is compatible with several devices like the Garmin Forerunner and Garmin Edge, and supports direct syncing with GPS devices along GPX file importing. It includes an activity calendar and list, activity comparisons, interactive maps, athlete history, workout summaries, activity comparisons, and more.

rubiTrack 1.0 requires Mac OS X 10.5 or higher and is available for download at the toolsfactory software Web site. It is priced at €29 (about US$41.52).

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