Sports Tracker was the first application of its kind that I’ve ever used. It worked on my Symbian-running Nokia 5800. It’s now on v2.0 in Android, and I’m back to it as my primary tracker.
In between, Google’s My Tracks worked pretty well. It has GPX export, as does Sports Tracker, so there’s an easy way to put it into other trackers or applications as needed. My Tracks has been heading more towards Google services, though, with sharing to Google Drive in a way that never set too well for me.
Back to Sports Tracker, the new version displays great, and plays great. It also has a very useful feature for tracking indoor workouts, which when hooked up with a Bluetooth heart rate monitor can give a detailed graph of your heart rate as you go along. I had requested this feature years ago, too, and while I’m sure there were others who also put in their two cents, I’m still happy it’s there years later.
Sports Tracker does encourage you to have another account, though it’s not essential. Their website is also Flash based, though they’re looking to transition away from that in the near future. Anyway, I’m quite happy with it, and it’s worth an extra look if you’re thinking of trying out this kind of thing.