2anything

Use case

The Explorer

For runners, riders, hikers, and map people. Get activities off your watch, routes into Google Earth, and tracks into any mapping tool — without handing your location history to a website.

Download for macOS Buy license — $39

Free 7-day trial · one-time $39 license · Apple Silicon Mac

The problem

Your watch, your map app, and Google Earth disagree.

The watch exports FIT. The planning app wants GPX. Google Earth wants KML, and your GIS tool wants GeoJSON. Online converters want your exact routes — which usually start and end at your front door.

2anything converts geo files on your Mac. Where you go stays your business.

Supported formats

What it reads and writes.

Tracks & activities

  • GPX
  • FIT input only

Maps

  • KML
  • KMZ
  • GeoJSON

Exports

  • CSV of every point
  • PNG map image of the route

FIT files from watches and bike computers can be opened and converted, but not written. CSV and PNG are export formats.

Example workflows

From the trail to the map.

FIT → GPX

  1. Drop morning-ride.fit from your watch.
  2. Choose GPX.
  3. Convert and import it into almost any route or training app.

GPX → KML

  1. Drop a planned route in .gpx.
  2. Choose KML.
  3. Convert and open it in Google Earth.

KML → GeoJSON

  1. Drop a .kml export.
  2. Choose GeoJSON.
  3. Convert for QGIS, Mapbox, or a web map.

Get 2anything

Try it free. Pay once. Convert locally.

Download 2anything and try it free for 7 days. Keep it with a one-time $39 license — no subscription, no uploads, no account.

Download for macOS Buy license — $39

Requires an Apple Silicon Mac.

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