About me
My first Garmin was a Forerunner. Which one, I honestly can't remember: it was that many years and watches ago. Then came a Garmin fēnix 5, and now there's a Garmin fēnix 7 on my wrist. It rarely comes off.
I'm an amateur athlete. I run because it's the simplest way to clear my head. I go to the mountains because that's where the numbers on the watch turn into something bigger: height climbed on my own two feet.
Honestly, numbers keep me going. Weekly kilometres, a new streak, a badge for a marathon or a summit. Small things, but they get me out the door on days I don't feel like it, and they help me keep a closer eye on my health.
Over the years I noticed my watch collects far more than it shows. The app gives me tables and single-day records, but I wanted the story: how my year is going, whether I keep my rhythm, where I got better without noticing.
That's how Peakreel started. First as a script for myself, now as a website for anyone who loves their data as much as I do.
What the demo shows
It's my real data for a year: a marathon in 3:19:21, Kilimanjaro at 5,903 m, and all the weeks in between. Heart rate, sleep, weight and any places are left out.
How I treat data
No GPS and no home location. Analytics (Google Analytics) runs only if you agree. A private mode runs everything on your own computer and sends nothing anywhere.
Peakreel is not affiliated with Garmin. Garmin is a trademark of Garmin Ltd.