What is Kraina?
Kraina is a web app that turns your Strava history into a fog of war map. Every activity clears a corridor through the fog along the route you actually recorded, so the map becomes a record of where you have been and a prompt for where to go next. It syncs from Strava and also takes manual GPX uploads, and it respects your Strava Privacy Zones rather than trying to redraw what you have hidden.
Key Features
Fog of war reveal. Import an activity and Kraina clears the fog along your track, leaving a visible corridor everywhere you ran, rode, or hiked. The rest of the map stays covered until you go there.
Loop closure. When a route forms a closed shape, Kraina reveals the whole area inside the loop, not just the line you traced. That gives you a reason to plan a lap around a park or a neighborhood instead of an out-and-back.
Rolling fog. Revealed territory slowly fades if you stop visiting it, so keeping a zone clear becomes upkeep instead of a one-time discovery. It nudges you back to places you have not touched in a while.
Weekly missions and expeditions. Kraina generates geo-goals from your home area that sit just outside your usual routine, plus longer-range expeditions that give distant rides and runs a clearer point. Reaching a far spot in the fog can uncover an area around it even without closing a loop.
Who it's for
Kraina is for runners, cyclists, and hikers who like a game layer on top of their GPS data and want a better answer to "where should I go next?" It is a different model from heatmaps or tile grids, so it suits people who already explore and want their map to reward branching out. As of early 2026 it had 500+ registered users and almost 60,000 synced activities, so it is a small, newer project rather than a household name.
