All Strava apps, by category
Looking for Strava's own app directory? strava.com/apps now sends you to Strava's login page, so it only shows once you're signed in. This page lists the apps that connect to Strava, grouped by what they do.
Where Strava's directory went →265 apps that connect to Strava: tools that read your activities, apps and devices that send workouts to Strava, and utilities that work with files you export. Pick a category, or jump to the A to Z list. Each listing says how the app connects and when that was last checked.
Wondering whether an app still works after Strava's 2026 API changes? See the status of every app.
By what it does
- Analytics59 appsAnalytics apps read your Strava activities and show you what Strava doesn't: fitness modelling, power analysis, trends over years.
- Training83 appsApps for planning, doing and analysing structured workouts, from training plans to coaching platforms that connect you with a coach, with the results synced to Strava.
- Social38 appsChallenges, leaderboards and club tools that add to Strava's own social features.
- Routes20 appsRoute planning and navigation apps for finding, drawing and following routes, with Strava sync built in.
- Weather8 appsApps that add weather data to your activities or help you plan a ride or run around the forecast.
- Maintenance17 appsApps that track bike components and shoe mileage, remind you when service is due and log maintenance, based on the distance in your Strava activities.
- Visualization47 appsApps that turn Strava activities into something to look at: heatmaps of your running routes, 3D flythroughs of your rides, posters for the wall.
- Sync29 appsApps that move activities between Strava and your devices or other services.
- Health22 appsApps for sleep, HRV, weight and other health data, alongside your Strava training.
- Automation10 appsApps that do repetitive Strava jobs for you, like tagging commutes, renaming activities or setting gear, or that move data between platforms.
- Indoor25 appsThese apps connect your smart trainer, treadmill, or indoor bike to Strava, so indoor sessions show up alongside the rest.
By sport
- Cycling140 appsApps built specifically for cyclists, offering features like power analysis, bike maintenance tracking, and cycling-specific training tools.
- Running91 appsApps designed for runners, with features like pace analysis, marathon training plans, and running form insights.
- Swimming3 appsTrack your swims and sync them to Strava. These apps support pool sessions, open water swimming, and detailed swim analytics.
- Triathlon7 appsApps designed for triathletes managing swim, bike, and run training all in one place with Strava integration.
- Hiking12 appsApps for finding trails, planning hikes and keeping track of where you've hiked, alongside your Strava activities.
- Multisport22 appsApps that track and analyze training across several sports in one place, for athletes who cycle, run, swim and more.
By platform
- Web173 appsBrowser-based apps that connect to Strava. Nothing to install, and they work on a desktop as well as a phone.
- iOS133 appsApps available on the App Store that integrate with your Strava account for on-the-go training and analysis.
- Android113 appsApps available on Google Play that integrate with your Strava account for mobile training and analysis.
- Garmin6 appsEach of these connects to Strava and puts something on your Garmin: an app on the device, or workouts and plans sent to it. Getting your Garmin activities onto Strava is Garmin Connect's job, and its own page covers that sync.
- Wahoo3 appsEach of these connects to Strava and works with Wahoo hardware, for example by sending structured workouts to a Wahoo bike computer.
- Apple Watch24 appsRecord and sync your activities from Apple Watch to Strava with apps designed for wrist-based tracking and quick activity logging.
By price
- Free86 appsStrava apps with no paid tier at all. Apps with a free tier plus paid plans are listed under freemium.
- Freemium113 appsThese apps have a free tier, with more features on a paid plan.
- Paid63 appsThese apps cost money to use, as a subscription or a one-time purchase. Some offer a free trial first.