OpenClaw Reconciles Garmin Device Worksheet Against Real Activity History

A Reddit user on r/openclaw describes using OpenClaw to fill out Garmin's mandatory device-sync worksheet for a Venu 3 support ticket. The Garmin app screen was showing stale data — distances off, a workout on a day they didn't train — so they couldn't trust it for the form. Instead, they handed OpenClaw the screenshot + the blank worksheet and pointed it at their own recorded activity history.

OpenClaw pulled the real activity log, reconciled every activity on the screen against the records, and found the watch had actually been recording fine the whole time. The data was all there; only the app display was out of sync. It then formatted everything into the exact 3-tab spreadsheet Garmin support had asked for — with proper dates, units, and even keeping strength sessions' "0.00 km" instead of flagging them as missing (which the user admitted they'd have gotten wrong).

The user notes this is a constant wearable problem: "is the device broken or is the dashboard lying?" OpenClaw saved them from a factory reset by handling the reconcile-and-format step cleanly.

Key Details

• Task: fill out Garmin's pre-ticket device worksheet (last synced, recent activities, etc.) from real data
• Inputs: screenshot of stale Garmin app screen + blank worksheet template
• Data source: user's own recorded activity history (not the app's display)
• Output: 3-tab spreadsheet with correct dates, units, and activity records
• Edge case handled: strength training sessions (0.00 km distance) were preserved, not flagged as missing

Who It's For

Anyone dealing with wearable support tickets where the manufacturer's dashboard shows stale or incorrect data — OpenClaw can bridge the gap between real recorded history and the format support demands.