The big names we should have had already
Runna was the directory's most obvious gap: personalized running plans with two-way Strava sync, and Strava has actually owned it since April 2025. Oura syncs both ways too — your Strava workouts feed the ring's readiness scores, and Oura workouts land back on Strava. MyFitnessPal pulls your Strava activities in so workout calories show up next to your food log, and Hammerhead Karoo gives Karoo bike computer owners auto-upload and Strava Live Segments on the head unit.
Two more crowd-pleasers: Slopes puts your ski and snowboard days on Strava (with trail maps for over 2,000 resorts), and Hevy sends your gym sessions over with a muscle-group breakdown, so your lifting finally counts.
The AI coach wave rolls on
Four more this month, each with a different angle. VO2AI builds and adjusts endurance plans from your Strava history with VO2 max estimation. Vora is voice-first — you talk to it about workouts, nutrition, and recovery. Bevel reads recovery, strain, and sleep from your Apple Watch, Oura, or Garmin and pushes workouts to Strava. And Kailo leans into prediction, connecting to Strava to forecast your race times and visualize where your training is heading.
See your miles differently
VeloPulse is a cycling analytics tool with a privacy twist: it reads your Strava history read-only and does the number-crunching in your browser. RunMap puts every run you have ever recorded on one world map — countries visited, color-coded routes, the lot. Endorphins Running is the NYC run club's app: group runs and race chats are free, with adaptive coaching plans on top.
For the mountain bikers
Loam came straight from its maker: a local-first maintenance tracker for mountain bikes and e-bikes that uses your real Strava ride hours and mileage to tell you when the fork service is actually due.
That is the month so far — check back, this post grows as July does. If you built something that connects to Strava, or you use something that should be on here, send it over.