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MapMyRide API Integration

MapMyRide is part of the broader MapMyFitness ecosystem, and Terra's web API integration offers your app access to users' cycling workouts. MapMyRide, a GPS-based tracking app for cycling, provides key performance metrics that the Terra API will relay to you, including calories burned, cycling distance, average speed, and GPS route data, enhancing your app's ability to support cycling-focused insights.

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MapMyRide

MapMyRide

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MapMyRide

MapMyRide

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0. "active_durations_data":{...}
1. "calories_data": {...}
2. "device_data": {...}
3. "distance_data": {...}
4. "heart_rate_data": {...}
5. "movement_data": {...}
6. "position_data": {...}

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How the MapMyRide API integration works

Data delivery
Terra polls MapMyRide
Expected latency
Up to 5–10 minutes after the provider syncs
Data types
Activity
Credentials
Terra manages the MapMyRide API credentials, so there is nothing to register

Two ways to receive MapMyRide data

When data is available from a MapMyRide device, Terra sends it straight to your webhook. During your Terra account setup you'll be prompted for a callback URL, and that is where Terra POSTs each payload.

MapMyRide does not notify Terra when data changes, so Terra polls it every 5–10 minutes for each connected user and POSTs the normalized payload to your webhook.

MapMyRide's Activity
Payload Preview

Terra API preserves the raw data from the wearable, it just standardizes the units and the json format. It doesn’t augment or change the raw data in any way.

Data is organized into one of 6 data types.

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MapMyRide's Available Data Types

Activity Payload (JSON)

{

active_durations_data: { ... }

calories_data: { ... }

data_enrichment: { ... }

distance_data: { ... }

energy_data: { ... }

heart_rate_data: { ... }

metadata: { ... }

movement_data: { ... }

polyline_map_data: { ... }

position_data: { ... }

work_data: { ... }

}

Data can also be sent as a FIT File or with the FHIR Format.

Send MapMyRide data to your backend

Terra forwards every normalized payload to the destination you already use.
WebhookWebhook
FirestoreFirestore
SQLSQL
Mongo DBMongo DB
Google Cloud Storage BucketGoogle Cloud Storage Bucket
WebhookWebhook
FirestoreFirestore
SQLSQL
Mongo DBMongo DB
Google Cloud Storage BucketGoogle Cloud Storage Bucket
AWS S3 BucketAWS S3 Bucket
AWS Simple Queue ServiceAWS Simple Queue Service
KafkaKafka
SupabaseSupabase
Azure BlobAzure Blob
AWS S3 BucketAWS S3 Bucket
AWS Simple Queue ServiceAWS Simple Queue Service
KafkaKafka
SupabaseSupabase
Azure BlobAzure Blob

People Often Ask Us...

How do I access MapMyRide cycling data through an API?

Terra's MapMyRide integration reads the Under Armour cycling app directly. Your user connects through the Terra widget, and each ride is normalized into a standard Activity payload and POSTed to your webhook, with the same data available over the Terra REST API.

How quickly does MapMyRide data reach my app?

Terra polls MapMyRide every 5–10 minutes for each connected user, so new data reaches your webhook within that window of a device sync.

What data is available from MapMyRide through Terra?

Through Terra's MapMyRide integration, you can access activity data.

What cycling metrics does MapMyRide return?

MapMyRide records rides over GPS, so a session carries cycling distance, average speed, the route's location samples and calories burned — the performance metrics a cycling app is built on.

Do I need my own MapMyRide developer credentials?

No. Terra manages the MapMyFitness API credentials that cover MapMyRide, so there is nothing to register with Under Armour before you connect your first rider.

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MapMyRide API alternatives

These integrations also offer Activity data.

Wahoo

Wahoo

Peloton

Peloton

Bryton

Bryton

MapMyFitness

MapMyFitness

MapMyRun

MapMyRun

MapMyWalk

MapMyWalk

XOSS

XOSS

Strava

Strava

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