Strava: Run, Bike, Hike

Strava: Run, Bike, Hike

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365.0.0

June 26, 2024

It’s been 84 years, but dark mode is finally here. Switch your Strava app to a dark color scheme and embrace the dark side. Your eyeballs will thank you.
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364.0.1

June 20, 2024

This week we're introducing two updates to keep you moving and motivated! First, calling all over-achievers: you can now set Goals right on your activity page and track progress against your Goals every time you upload. Over half of athletes who set a Goal on Strava achieve it, so get out of your comfort zone - and get comfortable there - with a new Goal. Second, we're introducing comment controls on posts. Now when you create a post, you will see a box in the left hand corner to allow or turn off comments. The box will be checked to allow comments by default, but you can uncheck and disable comments for a post at any time.
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364.0.0

June 19, 2024

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!
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363.0.0

June 12, 2024

All-new Progress filters for time frame and sport let subscribers customize what’s included in their Progress summary chart. Zoom in to see your volume from the last seven days, or zoom out to see as far back as a year. View stats for one sport – or all of them combined.
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362.0.0

June 5, 2024

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!
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361.0.0

May 29, 2024

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!
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360.0.0

May 22, 2024

Hi there! This week we’re introducing data overlays on Flyovers for subscribers. In addition to a stunning 3D map animation, you’ll also see dynamic stats so you can look back on all your greatest adventures in even more detail. Try it out on any GPS activity!
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359.0.0

May 14, 2024

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!
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358.0.0

May 8, 2024

Like our new kit? This week along with our usual tweaks and updates we’ve also refreshed the look and feel of our app with some updates to our UI— because everyone deserves some new gear every once in a while.
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357.0.1

May 2, 2024

Hi there. We fixed a couple bugs and made some performance improvements, so the app should now be almost as speedy as you. Have fun out there!
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Strava In-App Purchases History

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Strava Premium

Strava Premium gives you even more ways to compete with local athletes and compare your performance to the pack.
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Strava Premium helps you make the most of your sport. Premium athletes get Strava’s most innovative technology and engaging experience with personalized coaching, live feedback and advanced analytics.
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Strava Premium gives you even more ways to compete with local athletes and compare your performance to the pack.
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Description of Strava

Strava makes fitness tracking social. We house your entire active journey in one spot – and you get to share it with friends. Here’s how: • Record everything – runs, rides, hikes, yoga and over 30 other sport types. Think of Strava as the homebase of your movement. • Discover anywhere – our Routes tool uses de-identified Strava data to intelligently recommend popular routes based on your preferences. You can also build your own. • Build a support network – Strava’s about celebrating movement. Here you’ll find your community and cheer each other on. • Train smarter – get data insights to understand your progress and see how you improve. Your Training Log is the record of all your workouts. • Move safer – share your real-time location with loved ones while outdoors for an extra layer of safety. • Sync your favorite apps and devices – Strava is compatible with thousands of them (Apple Watch, Fitbit, Garmin – you name it). • Join and create challenges – join millions in monthly challenges to chase new goals, collect digital badges and stay accountable. • Embrace the unfiltered – your feed on Strava is filled with real efforts from real people. That’s how we motivate each other. • Whether you’re a world-class athlete or a total beginner, you belong here. Just record and go. Strava includes both a free version and a subscription version with premium features. Strava uses HealthKit to export your Strava activities into the Health app and to read heart rate and biometric data. You can subscribe and pay on the App Store, using your Apple ID. Payment will be charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription will automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renew may be turned off after purchase by going to the ‘Manage Subscription’ page in settings. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable. The subscription will renew at the same cost. Terms of Service: https://www.strava.com/legal/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.strava.com/legal/privacy
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Strava: FAQ

Is there an iPad version available for Strava?

No, the Strava app is not compatible with iPads.
The app was developed by Strava Inc..
The minimum iOS requirement for the app is 15.0 or higher.
The overall user rating of Strava is 4.8.
The App Genre Of The Strava App Is Health & Fitness.
365.0.0 is the latest released Strava version.
The date of the latest Strava update is June 29, 2024.
Strava became publicly available on February 5, 2023.
The content advisory rating for the Strava app is Strava Inc..
Strava is now available to use in Dutch, English, French and 8 more.
No, Strava is not on Apple Arcade.
Yes, Strava is equipped with in-app purchases for your convenience.
Unfortunately, Strava is not fully compatible with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Strava

  • Not as good as no longe available Velopal

    As the title says the no longer available Velopal was a far superior App for Bikers. Even after it was no longer supported and unavailable on the App Store I was able to use it until I upgraded to an iPhone 15. Then it would no longer load. What made it better? Strava folks I hope you read this. Here’s the scoop: It had 6 windows on the screen while riding. In the windows were: moving time, distance, speed, total ascent, average speed, calories burned, climbing ratio and average pace. It also saved routes with maps and had the miles road on a calendar with a total at the bottom on separate screens. And it’s “live” speed was consistently accurate unlike Strava which I have used for over a month in different locations. And it was free. But it was so good I would have paid for it, if the price was reasonable. For what Strava offers and how it performs I would not pay for. Please do better. I went to your website to see if I could send screenshots of Velopal but you don’t offer an email. That counts against you too. Hopefully my description was adequate. You can do better.
  • Annoying premium model

    I've been using Strava for years now, and it's served me pretty well. For a free user, it has all basic functionalities and a little more: tracking, mile splits, and even some social functions. However, as of late (or just always as it appears from earlier reviews, the app has become increasingly in your face with the demands to get premium. You would think that having had this app for so long, I'd encounter new features, but aside from challenges, whatever new ones are there are premium features, and some old features become premium only. I don't really need any of the features locked behind premium that much because the app has all the basic functionalities I want from a fitness app, and it does a way better job tracking than my Fitbit, but it's just so obvious how much getting users to subscribe is the app's priority. Recently, there was another update to the profile section, so when I go there I see a page that just shows blurred out premium features. I have to tap my profile picture again to see what was previously on the premium tab, like my activities and statistics. Having premium features' previews underneath my activities is fine, but putting a page that is literally useless for me is just overly intrusive. I wish the features that weren't premium would come back at least if Strava decides all new updates are solely for the premium plan.
  • Pretty good but not great

    To be clear, I am reviewing the free version.

    This works pretty well but has some areas for improvement. They put out app updates way too often (once recently three days in a row), which is inconvenient for me as a user and makes me think they issue glitchy updates or their development efforts aren’t very well coordinated. Mileage accuracy is highly questionable — I often ride with my partner who has the same phone and carrier as I do, yet our mileage can be as much as 10% different. From a usability perspective, a couple of the tabs could be combined for more efficient navigation; I suspect they don’t do much usability/layout research. On the plus side, I love the feature that figures out who else I was riding with (but I don’t love that it combines my ride maps with theirs when the rides didn’t exactly match). The step-counter for walking is highly accurate…better than my iPhone’s native counter…which I figured out by actually counting my own steps, then comparing my count to Strava’s(!). The ability to “add media” (share photos & videos) is great and I’m pleasantly surprised it’s available on the free version since those media must hog a lot of server memory.

    Overall I would recommend the free version to bikers or walkers, but I won’t be subscribing until the mileage accuracy is better, because that’s the most important feature to me personally.