Author: CronZenoTeam

How CronZeno Verifies GPX Tracks The validity of data is a relevant aspect of activity tracking. To address this, CronZeno includes a GPX validation system designed to detect any modifications to route files. This video illustrates how the system works. Two GPX files, one original and one modified, are imported into the app to demonstrate…

Ever wondered how to get the most accurate data from your GPX files? Whether you’re a runner, cyclist, or hiker, a clean track is essential for precise performance metrics. That’s why we’re excited to announce our new video guide on using GPX Doctor, a powerful tool inside the Cronzeno app. In this video, we’ll walk…

In this video, we show you exactly how to: It’s that easy! Get ready to elevate your tracking game. Watch the full tutorial now and get ready for some happy racing!

Hello everyone! Today we’re going to talk about CronZeno on Android and the “Always on” Location setting. For the most accurate GPS tracking, CronZeno needs to access your location even when the app is in the background. This is essential for correctly recording your rides and activities, so you don’t lose any data when the…

Hello everyone! To help you test the CronZeno app and familiarize yourselves with its features, we’ve made some sample tracks available for download. These files can be used for testing and to experience how the app works with GPX data (some real and other virtual). You can now use two famous racetracks, download and import…

The app is now available on the Apple Store at the following link for iPhone and iPad. You can download the MacOS version from tha Mac App Store. Our app is currently in closed testing for Android. We’re looking for volunteers to help us with this testing. If you’d like to participate send your email…

We’ve created some videos to give you a clear look at how the CronZeno app functions. In this short clip, we demonstrate the main features, showing you how to: The video provides a simple overview of what the app can do.