What is Probe?
Probe turns your Strava rides, runs and ski days into stories: shareable cards, trip summaries, and yearly recaps that surface what Strava itself doesn't. Its signature trick is the trip summary: pick a date range and it combines every activity into a single card with the full route, elevation, stats, and photos. Their own framing of the gap is exact. Strava shows a bikepacking trip or a stage race as dozens of separate activities. The product traces back to the maker's 2019 bikepacking trip across Spain, when Strava could track each day's ride but couldn't tell the story of the trip.
You sign in with Strava in one click and Probe reads your history, all of it, back to the day you created your account, which is what powers the year-over-year trends. Prices are in pounds, £12.99 a year or £34.99 once for lifetime access, and payments run through Stripe. It's small and says so: the homepage counters read 100+ users and 1000+ generations.
Key Features
Trip summaries
Multiple activities over a custom date range become one shareable story card, built for multi-day tours, training camps and stage races, with interactive maps, elevation profiles, and photo galleries.
Yearly trends and lifetime totals
Probe processes your complete Strava history to show trends and totals across up to ten years, and emails you the finished report.
Social-ready cards
Polished, high-resolution cards sized for Instagram and TikTok, including polaroid-style memory cards and story formats. The yearly card comes in several templates, with an AI profile transformation and a high-resolution download.
Quirky comparisons
Raw stats translated into something relatable. Their own examples: calories burnt as pizzas eaten, climbing as Mount Everests, distance against the Nile.
Export
GPX and data export alongside the visual reports, so the stories don't lock your data in.
Who It's For
- Bikepackers and tourers whose best stories span days, not single rides
- Runners and skiers, since the site now pitches marathons, ultras and ski seasons alongside gravel races
- Year-in-review lovers who want a proper recap of a season
- Anyone who shares training on social and is tired of screenshotting the Strava app
Is there a free version?
No. Probe is paid-only, £12.99 a year or £34.99 once. There is a demo you can look at before paying, but there's no free tier. You connect via Strava first, so there's no separate account to create.
How far back does it go?
Your full Strava history, back to account creation, and the pricing page puts the yearly-trend window at ten years. Reports are generated and then emailed to you rather than rendered on the spot.
Is probe.fit the same thing?
Yes, the same product. probe.bike is the domain, probe.fit is the name in the footer and the page titles. Support goes through the contact form on the site, which promises a reply within 24 hours.
