Strava: Run, Bike, Hike

Strava Inc.

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About this app

Strava makes fitness tracking social. We house your entire active journey in one spot – and you get to share it with friends. Here’s how:

• Record everything – runs, rides, hikes, yoga and over 30 other sport types. Think of Strava as the homebase of your movement.

• Discover anywhere – our Routes tool uses de-identified Strava data to intelligently recommend popular routes based on your preferences. You can also build your own.

• Build a support network – Strava’s about celebrating movement. Here you’ll find your community and cheer each other on.

• Train smarter – get data insights to understand your progress and see how you improve. Your Training Log is the record of all your workouts.

• Move safer – share your real-time location with loved ones while outdoors for an extra layer of safety.

• Sync your favorite apps and devices – Strava is compatible with thousands of them (Wear OS, Samsung, Fitbit, Garmin – you name it). The Strava Wear OS app includes a tile and a complication you can use to quickly launch activities.

• Join and create challenges – join millions in monthly challenges to chase new goals, collect digital badges and stay accountable.

• Embrace the unfiltered – your feed on Strava is filled with real efforts from real people. That’s how we motivate each other.

• Whether you’re a world-class athlete or a total beginner, you belong here. Just record and go.

Strava includes both a free version and a subscription version with premium features.

Terms of Service: https://www.strava.com/legal/terms
Privacy Policy: https://www.strava.com/legal/privacy

NOTE ON GPS SUPPORT: Strava depends on GPS for recording activities. In some devices, the GPS does not work properly and Strava will not record effectively. If your Strava recordings show poor location estimation behavior, please try to update the operating system to the most recent version. There are some devices which have consistently poor performance with no known remedies. On these devices, we restrict installation of Strava, for example the Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 and the Galaxy Express 2.
See our support site for more information: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216919047-Supported-Android-devices-and-Android-operating-systems

Ratings and reviews

Describe my experience? Close to perfection. Strava is great for dozens of activities, I use it mainly for MTB and it has worked beautifully. GPS works great as long as you don't have battery saver on which is just a minor loss, speed, average speed, everything just wonderful. You use it to track your activity on your phone or connect to something else so that can track it and then upload to Strava. The interface is very easy to use and navigate, and it's very easy to learn for new users.

I've used strava for a few years now but I'm just about done with it now after my subscription lapsed. I'm ok with paying for access to further detailed statistics if they're actually intuitive and useful. However, it's overcomplicated and as far as I can tell they haven't made any improvements, enhancements or adaptations to the service which would warrant the price increase. I get better, more in depth and easy to use information from Garmin Connect. And not to mention ifs free. Big L, Strava.

Very inaccurate tracking distance. There is a route that I walk nearly every day that is 1.8 miles on the nose. Strava always says that the route is at least 2.4 miles. Therefore, in terms of tracking actual distance, the application is pretty much useless and there is no way any metrics for segments for any sport can be relied upon with this degree if inaccuracy.

What's new

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!