--- title: "Garmin Connect™ Revenue & Downloads" description: "Garmin Connect™: beat yesterday.. Download estimates and health & fitness rankings, updated daily." url: https://trendapps.dev/app/ios/583446403/ markdown: https://trendapps.dev/app/ios/583446403/index.md platform: iOS updated: 2026-10-06 source: TrendApps license: CC BY 4.0 --- # Garmin Connect™ *beat yesterday.* by Garmin · iOS · Health & Fitness ## Key metrics | Metric | Value | | --- | --- | | Monthly revenue (store, estimated) | $0 | | Monthly downloads (estimated) | 600K | | Rating | 4.4★ (58.6K ratings) | | Price | Free | | In-app purchases | No | | Category | Health & Fitness | | Top free rank | #29 in Health & Fitness | | First seen on the store | January 10, 2013 | | Last data update | 2026-10-06 | ## Summary Holding position #29 in the competitive free health & fitness charts, Garmin Connect™ iOS app has established itself as a seasoned player with proven staying power in the health & fitness category. Monthly download estimates are tracked daily. Over 13 years since launch, it has accumulated 58.6K reviews and built its current revenue stream. The app maintains a 4.4-star rating. This United States application – learn more at their official website. ## Briefing Garmin Connect™ is an iOS app (Free) by Garmin in the health & fitness category, holding #29 in the free health & fitness charts. It draws an estimated 600K downloads a month and holds a 4.4-star rating. - Ships new versions about one a fortnight. - Latest version is 5.28.1, released August 28, 2026. - 74% of ratings are five-star. - Available in 35 languages. - Strongest in US, GB, DE. - Downloads at 980.3 MB and requires iOS 18.2+. - Rated 9+. ## Specs | Spec | Value | | --- | --- | | Version | 5.28.1 | | Release status | Worldwide | | Age rating | 9+ | | Requires | iOS 18.2+ | | Size | 980.3 MB | | Languages | Arabic, BG, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, ET, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, LV, LT, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Slovak, SL, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese | | Price | Free | | First seen | January 2013 | | Top markets | US, GB, DE | | Publisher country | US | | Website | [Visit website](http://www.garmin.com/apps/gcmobile) | | Support | [Visit support](https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?productID=125677&tagName=topic_connectmobile0&productName=Garmin%20Connect%20Mobile) | ## What's new | Version | Date | | --- | --- | | 5.28.1 | August 28, 2026 | | 5.28 | August 25, 2026 | | 5.27.3 | August 13, 2026 | | 5.27.2 | August 7, 2026 | | 5.27.1 | July 28, 2026 | ## Featured reviews - **4★ · Mobile goal setting and tracking, please! · April 26, 2021** — I’ve used a Venu for 4 months now primarily for running, and overall I love it. Neither it nor the Connect app are very intuitive and both take a while to learn to use, particularly where stuff is located in the menu(s) on the app. That said, once you get through the learning curve, the data available through the app is very very helpful. My main beef is that there is no goal management or tracking in the app; you have to go to the website on a computer (going to the website on your phone browser takes you back to the app.) In my opinion, if you have a Garmin watch, you care about your fitness/activities a good bit, and are likely to be a pretty goal-oriented person. So why is goal setting/tracking reserved only for the website, on the side bar, way down at the bottom?? I like to check my goal progress frequently and if I’m out and about away from my computer, I can’t do that, which seems silly when I have loads of other health and fitness data from the same device available at my fingertips. Other improvements: - A mobile calendar feature would also be helpful (it’s a very helpful tool for goal tracking on the website) - This is less about the app and more about devices, but there should really be more activity options and better ways to track them. Like how is hiking not an activity option?? Also, if I’m doing yoga, I’m not going to pause mid-flow to press a button to signal a change in pose... number of poses is not a thing anyone tracks in yoga. FWIW. - **5★ · Great app that makes fitness functional · December 6, 2022** — This app has been with me for the better part of five years now. I’ve been through two devices, the Garmin Tactix Bravo and the Tactix Delta solar, both great watches with a lot of functionality. However without the use of the garmin connect app I wouldn’t be able to really dial in my training the way I do today. One of the coolest features is being able to import your own Gpx file to the app and side load to your device for custom routes that you can build from various running websites. Additionally the ability to utilize the virtual coaches have helped me become a far better runner than I could have been on my own. By using the coaching I’ve now completed multiple 5ks a 10k and I’m working my way through a half Marathon plan now. Over all this app has a smooth feel. The customizable Home Screen allows me to see all the data that I want and none that I don’t/ or do not care about. I also really like the “social media” part of the app through what’s called “connections”. Me and a few of my buddies are on similar training plans and it’s really motivating to see who’s cranking out the most miles in a week. This is the first review I’ve ever made on an app and that should be pretty compelling information because I’m one of those people who rides off the backs of other honest reviews. If you’re not using this app in tandem with your garmin device, you’re really missing out. - **4★ · Long time user · June 7, 2024** — I’ve been using Garmin connect since 2015 and used to enjoy getting on the app to look at my stats, but since the recent update, I care a whole lot less about looking and keeping up with what the app tracks. The tile layout is hard to read and having to click an extra “see all” to look at all the stats I want to see is obnoxious. Scrolling down the rows was much more efficient and showed a better “at-a-glance” view. I also don’t agree with many of the “suggestions” it gives, such as workout for the day and recovery time, and I don’t think the app takes into consideration a person’s overall fitness level when it calculates the recovery times, and will tell me I’m “overreaching” when I do normal workout levels that are consistent with my activity history. Also, I used to pay for the extra add-on to track my ballet activity, but stopped using it and cancelled the subscription altogether because it didn’t track anything worth tracking; in fact, it was junk. But Garmin customer service raved about how the developer won an award for the app, but the developer has obviously never taken a dance class before. And forget about the basic Yoga tracker that comes with the watch, because in a real yoga class, it’s unrealistic to click the button when moving through multiple poses, which means all my yoga activities have “1” pose recorded. I like the ability to track my active lifestyle and sleep, period, etc., but unless some improvements are made to the app, the watch is useless. I may consider going back to an analog watch if improvements are not made… ## About The Garmin Connect™ app is your one-stop source for health and fitness data. Whether you’re training for a race, keeping active or just staying on top of your health, Garmin Connect provides the information and inspiration you need to reach your goals. Once you pair your phone(1)with a Forerunner®, Venu®, fēnix® or another compatible Garmin device(2), you can review your tracked activities and health metrics. Plus, you can create workouts, build courses and challenge your friends on the leaderboard. With Garmin Connect you can: - Personalize your home screen, so the most helpful information is instantly visible - Analyze your activities with detailed statistics(3) - Create customized workouts and courses - Review trends in health metrics like heart rate and steps - Earn badges for accomplishments - Sync with other apps like Apple Health, MyFitnessPal and Strava - Get support for Garmin devices and their features Learn more about Garmin devices and how they work with the Garmin Connect app at Garmin.com. (1) See compatibility requirements at Garmin.com/BLE (2) See a full list of compatible devices at Garmin.com/devices (3) See Garmin.com/ataccuracy Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. ## Questions about this app ### What are Garmin Connect™ iOS app's download statistics? Garmin Connect™ iOS app download estimates are updated daily. The app maintains a 4.4-star rating based on 58.6K user reviews, indicating strong user satisfaction in the health & fitness market. ### Is Garmin Connect™ iOS app performing well in its category? Garmin Connect™ iOS app ranks #29 in the free health & fitness charts. The app's performance metrics suggest strong market presence with established user base. ### Where can I download Garmin Connect™ iOS app? You can download Garmin Connect™ iOS app from the App Store for iOS devices, requiring iOS 18.2 or later. The app provides its core features without requiring in-app purchases. ## Links - [App Store page](https://apps.apple.com/app/id583446403) - [Developer website](http://www.garmin.com/apps/gcmobile) - [Garmin on TrendApps](https://trendapps.dev/publisher/411046952/) - [Top Health & Fitness apps on iOS](https://trendapps.dev/top-trending-apps/ios/health-and-fitness/) - [App economics statistics](https://trendapps.dev/statistics/) Source: https://trendapps.dev/app/ios/583446403/ · Markdown: https://trendapps.dev/app/ios/583446403/index.md · Methodology: https://trendapps.dev/methodology/