Codoon & Xingzhe Data Migration: Export & Sync Your Activity History
Codoon & Xingzhe: Popular Platforms with Limited Interoperability
Codoon (running-focused) and Xingzhe (cycling-focused) are among the most active sports communities in China. Both have loyal user bases, but their data interoperability with other sports platforms is limited.
- Codoon: Data is largely confined within the Codoon app, with no official export to other platforms.
- Xingzhe: Some versions support FIT file export, but there's no direct push to training analysis platforms like Garmin.
Migration with GarSync
- Add your Codoon or Xingzhe account in GarSync's Account Management.
- GarSync reads your historical activity data (runs, rides) and exports them in standard FIT format.
- Create a sync task to push data to Garmin Connect or back up to NAS local storage.
Important Notes
- Codoon stability: Codoon's API can occasionally experience fluctuations — if sync fails, retry later. Regular exports for backup are recommended.
- Xingzhe FIT files: Some Xingzhe versions may generate incomplete FIT files. GarSync's FIT data repair can auto-fill missing fields.
- Data compatibility: Platform-specific social data (community interactions, badges) is excluded from sync — only activity data itself is transferred.
FAQ
Q: Can I export all my Codoon running history?
A: Yes. Once your Codoon account is connected, GarSync can read your full running history. Enable "Sync History" when creating the task for bulk migration.
Q: Will synced Xingzhe activities show GPS tracks in Garmin?
A: If the original recording includes GPS data, the full track appears in Garmin Connect. Some Xingzhe activities may lack second-by-second heart rate data — this depends on your recording device and app version.
Q: Can migrated data contribute to Garmin training analysis?
A: Yes. Enable FIT device ID rewriting in the sync task settings. This replaces the device ID with a Garmin device ID, so Garmin Connect includes the activity in Training Status, VO2max, and Training Load calculations.