About
A directory of the apps that plug into Strava. Free to browse, free to be listed, and not connected to Strava, Inc.
Why this exists
Strava's API quietly powers a huge ecosystem. There are apps that track the wear on your chain, turn your rides into wall art, or coach you toward a marathon. Most people never find them. They get buried, or they only spread by word of mouth in a single sport.
This directory puts them in one place. Every app gets its own entry, written from the app's own website and checked before it goes live, and we recheck each Strava connection every month. If something is wrong or out of date, the form below is the fastest way to tell us, and we fix it.
Not affiliated with Strava
Apps for Strava is not made by, owned by, or endorsed by Strava, Inc. "Strava" is their trademark, and the name is used here only to describe what these apps do, connect to Strava. The goal is to help the community find useful tools, not to imply any official connection.
Most apps listed connect through Strava's public API under Strava's own terms. Some reach Strava through another platform's sync, and a few work with files you export from Strava; each listing describes how. If you represent Strava and want something changed, get in touch.
How listings are checked
Each listing is written from the app's own website, help pages, privacy policy and app store page, plus Strava's help and press pages where Strava documents the connection itself. Claims those sources don't make stay out, even when a maker tells us more.
The Strava label on each listing means:
- Working: the maker currently documents a Strava connection.
- Limited: it connects, with a documented restriction or widely reported problems, explained in the note.
- Not confirmed: the last check found no current page from the maker or Strava that documents the connection. It may still work; the note says what was missing.
- Discontinued: the app, or its Strava connection, has ended. The page stays up so people searching for it find out, with alternatives.
The month next to the label is when it was last checked. Labels are rechecked every month, and sooner when Strava changes its API. "From the maker" means the people behind the app sent it in; it isn't a review. Corrections go through the same form as submissions. Every app's current label is on one page, which Strava apps still work, with a download of the data.
What you'll find
- Analytics and training: apps that dig into your data, track fitness over time, and build training plans.
- Routes and navigation: tools for planning rides and runs and finding new places to explore.
- Visualization and art: heatmaps, 3D flyovers, prints, and maps made from your activities.
- Gear and maintenance: mileage and wear tracking for bikes, shoes, and components.
- Social, challenges, and data tools: virtual races, group challenges, and ways to sync or export your data.
A few common questions
How do apps get listed?
Some come from research, some people submit. Either way, the entry gets written from what's on the app's own site and checked to confirm it actually works with Strava. We would rather skip an app than list something that can't be verified.
Is this an official Strava project?
No. See the section above. It isn't run by or endorsed by Strava.
Do you charge for listings?
No. Listing is free and so is browsing. Nobody pays for a place in a list or for a status label.
Built one of these? Spotted a mistake?
We'd like to hear from you, whether you want your app added, want to fix something, or just want to say hi. Use the form here, or email us.