Take a look at the Troubleshooting section below and check the FAQs, you might find a quick answer to your question there.
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Troubleshooting
iOS app
Adding workouts
It's currently not possible to log workouts to Apple Health with the Streakout app, you'll need a third-party app for that, e.g. Apple Fitness, Ōura, Nike Run Club, Garmin Connect, etc.
Displaying multiple workouts on a single day
Streakout currently doesn't have the capability to display color-coding for multiple workouts on a single day. The app will always use the longest workout as reference.
Supporting multple workouts per day is planned for the future.
My workouts do not show up
If your workouts do not show up in the Streakout app, one of following might be the case:
Data is not stored in Apple Health
Please make sure that your workout data is stored in Apple Health. You can do that by opening the Apple Health app and navigating to "Workouts" › "Show All Data" (bottom). If you do not see entries for your workouts here, you might need to enable Apple Health syncing in the app you are using to track your workouts.
Missing permissions
When you open the Streakout app for the first time, you should be prompted to grant permissions to read your workout data from Apple Health. If you denied permissions by accident, you can grant them in the Apple Health app under "Profile" › "Apps" › "Streakout".
Activity Type is excluded
By default, Streakout excludes the Walking activity type to avoid cluttering the timeline. If you want to track walks, you can enable it by checking the respective box in the app under "Settings" › "Tracked exercises".