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Use this command to install GPX Analyzer:
winget install --id=Coderise.gpx-analyzer -e

GPX Analyzer is a command-line tool designed to analyze GPX tracks with detailed metrics such as distance, elevation gain/loss, speed, stop detection, and biometrics (heart rate, power, cadence, temperature). It also includes altitude correction via the SRTM digital elevation model, ensuring accurate elevation data.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive analysis of GPX files for distance, elevation, speed, and more.
  • Biometric support to analyze heart rate, power, cadence, and temperature data.
  • Altitude correction using the SRTM digital elevation model for precise elevation metrics.
  • Self-contained Native AOT binary with no runtime dependencies, ensuring smooth performance.

Audience & Benefit: Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts such as runners, cyclists, hikers, and anyone who tracks physical activities. GPX Analyzer provides actionable insights into workout performance by offering detailed statistics and accurate elevation data, helping users improve their training and track progress effectively.

The tool can be installed via winget on Windows, making it easy to integrate into your workflow.

README

GPX Utility Analyzer

CI Docs License: AGPL v3 Latest release PRs welcome

A full-stack platform for analyzing, processing and visualizing GPX activity files. Combines a .NET CLI for track statistics, AI-powered analysis for intelligent reports, and a web application with an interactive sport dashboard.

Published online documentation: https://jchable.github.io/gpx-utility-analyzer/

Projects

cli/ — gpx-analyzer (.NET)

.NET CLI tool for analyzing GPX files: distance, elevation gain/loss, speed, stop detection, biometrics (heart rate, power, cadence, temperature from GPX extensions), time-based splitting, file merging. Includes altitude correction using a digital elevation model (SRTM). Built as a Native AOT single-file executable with no runtime dependency.

Install (Windows) — available on winget:

winget install Coderise.gpx-analyzer

Or build and run from source:

cd cli
dotnet build src/GpxAnalyzer.Cli/
dotnet run --project src/GpxAnalyzer.Cli/ -- analyze my-hike.gpx

See cli/README.md for build, publish and test instructions.

ai-analyzer/ — gpx-ai-analyzer (.NET)

.NET CLI tool using Microsoft.Extensions.AI to produce intelligent analysis reports (difficulty, key segments, recommendations) from GPX statistics. Supports multiple AI providers (Azure OpenAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Ollama, Gemini).

# Pipeline: CLI statistics → .NET AI analysis
cli/gpx-analyzer analyze --format json track.gpx | ai-analyzer/gpx-ai-analyzer analyze --provider azure-openai
Versions
0.1.1
0.1.0-alpha
Website
github.com
License
Last updated
7/9/2026
Download latest version

See ai-analyzer/README.md for complete documentation.

ui/ — Web Application

Full-stack web application with a sport dashboard UI inspired by Garmin Connect.

API — ui/api/ (ASP.NET Core)

REST API that orchestrates GPX analysis and AI reports with background processing.

  • Multi-user: ASP.NET Identity, JWT Bearer auth, role-based access (Admin, Premium, User)
  • Activity management: upload GPX, list/view/delete activities, download GPX files, re-analyze
  • Dashboard: aggregated statistics (total distance, elevation, time, activity breakdown)
  • Background processing: async pipeline via Channel — GPX analysis then AI report generation
  • Storage abstraction: local filesystem (dev) or RustFS/S3-compatible object storage (prod)
  • Email service: NoOp (dev) or SMTP via MailKit (prod)
  • External integrations: Strava / Garmin + webhook for automatic activity import
  • Dual database: SQLite (development) / PostgreSQL (production) via EF Core
dotnet run --project ui/api/GpxAnalyzer.Api.csproj    # http://localhost:5000
Local configuration

appsettings.json is committed without secrets. For local development, copy the example and fill in your own values:

cp ui/api/appsettings.Development.json.example ui/api/appsettings.Development.json

Required values:

  • Jwt:Secret — random string ≥32 characters (used to sign JWTs)
  • AiProvider:ApiKey — API key for the chosen provider (Gemini, OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
  • Integrations:Strava:ClientId / ClientSecret — only if you use Strava import

appsettings.Development.json is gitignored. In production, prefer environment variables (Jwt__Secret, AiProvider__ApiKey, …) over a file.

For Docker, create a .env file at the repo root:

JWT_SECRET=
AI_API_KEY=
AI_MODEL=gemini-2.5-flash
STRAVA_CLIENT_ID=
STRAVA_CLIENT_SECRET=

Client — ui/client/ (React)

Single-page application built with React 19, TypeScript 5.9, Vite 7 and TailwindCSS v4.

  • Dashboard: summary stats with radial gauges, activity type breakdown (donut chart), recent activities
  • Activity detail: interactive 3D map (MapLibre GL JS), elevation/speed/GAP profile chart (Recharts), AI analysis panel, biometric stats
  • Map views: 3D terrain, 3D satellite, 2D OpenTopo — with DEM terrain exaggeration
  • Elevation chart: elevation area + speed line + GAP (Grade Adjusted Pace via Minetti model), togglable layers
  • Live status: auto-refresh during processing (Pending → Analyzing → AI Processing → Completed)
  • Activity types: run, trail, hike, cycle, walk, swim — each with dedicated color and icon
cd ui/client
npm install
npm run dev      # http://localhost:5173 (proxies /api → :5000)
npm run build    # Production build

docs/ — Documentation (Docusaurus)

Project documentation deployed to GitHub Pages. Content synced from sub-project READMEs.

cd docs
npm install
npm run start

Docker

Development (SQLite + local storage):

docker compose up --build
# API on :5000, client on :8081, RustFS console on :9001

Production (PostgreSQL):

docker compose -f docker-compose.yml -f docker-compose.prod.yml up --build -d
# API on :5000, client on :80, PostgreSQL on :5432

To enable RustFS S3 object storage, add these env vars to the api service in docker-compose.yml:

- Storage__Type=s3
- Storage__S3__Endpoint=http://rustfs:9000
- Storage__S3__AccessKey=rustfsadmin
- Storage__S3__SecretKey=rustfsadmin
- Storage__S3__BucketName=gpx-files

The API image is a 2-stage build: .NET publish → ASP.NET runtime.

See Web App docs for the full deployment and configuration reference.

Tech Stack

LayerTechnologies
CLI.NET 9, Native AOT, System.CommandLine, SRTM/HGT
AI Analysis.NET 9, Microsoft.Extensions.AI, multi-provider (Azure OpenAI, OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Ollama, Gemini)
APIASP.NET Core 9, EF Core (SQLite/PostgreSQL), ASP.NET Identity + JWT, AWSSDK.S3, MailKit
FrontendReact 19, TypeScript 5.9, Vite 7, TailwindCSS v4, MapLibre GL JS, Recharts, TanStack Query
StorageLocal filesystem (dev) / RustFS S3-compatible (prod)
InfraDocker Compose, nginx, GitHub Actions

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please read the Contributing Guide to get started — it covers the development setup, build/test commands, coding and commit conventions, and the DCO sign-off (git commit -s) required on every commit.

By participating you agree to abide by our Code of Conduct.

Community & Support

  • 💬 Questions and ideas: GitHub Discussions
  • 🐛 Bugs and features: open an issue
  • 🔒 Security: see SECURITY.md — please report vulnerabilities privately
  • ❓ Getting help: see SUPPORT.md

Changes are tracked in the CHANGELOG.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 — see the LICENSE file for details.