Android Workout Editor

What it is for

• Build a simple workout directly in the app
• Revise a workout shortly before riding
• Preview structure and totals without switching devices
• Fix export blockers on the same device that will run the session

What preview and export mean

• Preview: what the workout roughly looks like and whether the structure seems sensible
• Export: whether the current workout is valid enough to save as a rideable structured file
• Use preview to catch obvious mistakes early
• Fix export blockers before polishing optional details

Rider-facing text

Some fields are for you as the author. Others are meant for the rider during the session.

• Good examples: Settle in, Cadence up, Stay relaxed
• Keep rider-facing text short and easy to understand quickly
• Avoid long explanations or private planning notes here

When Android is the right tool

• The workout is fairly simple
• You want quick practical changes before a ride
• You want to preview and export without leaving the app
• The structure is small enough to stay comfortable on a phone or tablet

When to prefer desktop

• The workout is getting large, repetitive, or harder to review
• You want more screen space for structure and validation
• You build workouts regularly instead of only occasionally

The Android editor is the practical in-app path. The desktop editor is the roomier planning tool.