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Release v1.2.1

17 Dec 08:04
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The tool now downloads a metrics file and a workout details file for each workout. The workout details includes information such as leaderboard rank, ride description, difficulty rating, etc. This info is output in both csv and json format. Because some of these details will change over time (e.g. leaderboard rank), I've added a checkbox that will redownload the workout details file even if it has already been downloaded.

Also, the version number is output at the top of the log. Please include the version info when emailing me with questions/bugs/etc.

Update tool to use new Peloton API endpoint

19 Sep 22:38
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This is a bug fix release. Follow instructions for earlier releases.

Download PelotonDataDownloadUtility_1.0.2.zip, unzip it, and run PelotonDataGui.exe

Release 1.0.1

06 Dec 00:43
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This is the first bugfix release of the Peloton Data Download Utility.

To run, open the zip file and double click the PelotonDataGui.exe file.

Enter your Peloton username, password, and the output directory for the data files. Click "Get Data" and a comma separated file for each workout in your workout history will be created in the output directory (along with downloaded JSON files if you're interested).

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This works fine for my data, but this is not super well tested so there may be errors. If there are is an error during operation, the error will appear in the log text box at the bottom of the dialog box.

If you run into problems, have requests, feedback, etc., feel free to email me at [email protected].

Release 1.0

30 Nov 18:59
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This is the first release of the Peloton Data Download Utility. (For the latest release, look here: https://github.com/cabird/PelotonData/releases/latest)

To run, open the zip file and double click the PelotonDataGui.exe file.

Enter your Peloton username, password, and the output directory for the data files. Click "Get Data" and a comma separated file for each workout in your workout history will be created in the output directory (along with downloaded JSON files if you're interested).

Screenshot

This works fine for my data, but this is not super well tested so there may be errors. If there are is an error during operation, the error will appear in the log text box at the bottom of the dialog box.

If you run into problems, have requests, feedback, etc., feel free to email me at [email protected].