What is Sports Metrics?
Sports Metrics reads your Strava history and lays it out like a magazine feature instead of a dashboard. You connect Strava, and it builds your year and your whole career into chapters with serif headlines, plain-language verdicts ("you're ahead", "playing catch-up"), and the numbers underneath. It covers every Strava activity type, so a cyclist, runner, and swimmer all get a view that fits their sport.
It's free, made by Mathieu Collet, and first shipped in January 2026.
Key Features
Annual and career recaps as chapters
The app is organized into editorial chapters rather than a grid of stats. One covers your current year and where you stand against your goals. Another, the career view, stacks up your lifetime distance, elevation, and milestones in one running tally.
Eddington Number
It calculates your Eddington Number, the one-number summary of how consistently you go long. You get progression charts that show it climbing over time, which is a stat Strava itself doesn't surface.
Athletic Score
A single multi-sport score that blends duration, distance, elevation, and how regularly you train. The point is to compare across sports on one scale, so your swimming and your cycling land in the same measure.
Goals with progress tracking
You set yearly and lifetime goals, and the app shows whether you're on pace or behind, framed as part of the story instead of a bare percentage.
Shareable stories and video exports
You can export your recap as still images or animated videos, including a multi-slide year-in-review with things like your biggest month and total ascent measured in Everests. Good for posting without screenshotting a spreadsheet.
Who it's for
People who like looking back at their training as much as logging it. If you're the kind of athlete who waits for the year-end recap and wishes it went deeper, Sports Metrics gives you that on demand, across every sport you do. It leans toward the reflective, story-telling side of Strava rather than live coaching or training plans.
