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Hello,I’m the developer/webmaster for my local crunning club’s website. We have Strava widgets embedded, which display correctly until 20 january 2026.After that the embedded widget stopped working without any changes on our webside.The link for the widget is:<iframe allowtransparency frameborder='0' height='454' scrolling='no' src='https://www.strava.com/clubs/72616/latest-rides/4e72e3dae2a547b8fd60c97df3532eb6bfdfa1ae?show_rides=true' width='220'></iframe>The link after src=' is working correctly in a browser.Message (in dutch) is below.Is there a solution? Has something changed after 20 january 2026?Best regards,Peter===== MESSAGE =====Onze excuses, deze blijft rood.De pagina waar je naar op zoek bent, bestaat niet, maar dit is niet het einde. Hier zijn een paar opties:Controleer of je de juiste URL hebt en probeer het opnieuw Meld je aa

We (mijn beide zonen en ik) doen met Alpe de HuZes hiervoor heb ik in Lovable een website gemaakt om te helpen bij de ' Fundraisung' Nu wil ik ook de trainingskilometers laten zien op deze pagina. Ik wil u vriendelijk vragen om toestemming te geven om het quota, voor dit goede doel, te verhogen.Error 403: Limiet van verbonden sporters overschredenDeze app heeft de limiet van verbonden sporters overschreden. Als je een developer bent van deze applicatie, neem dan contact op met developer-support van Strava voor informatie over hoe je een verhoging van het quota kunt aanvragen.

Hi there,It seems like there is a lot of discussions about the webhook API and it seems to be kind of going nowhere.Strava wants to enforce fewer API Calls, but doesn't really make an easy way of going about that, when the webhooks are this limited.I have a list improvements that I can think of:Update on "gear_id" changesUpdate on "workout_type" eg. from none to "race"Update on "type" going from walk -> runThese changes could really make for a better user experience, where right now users of 3rd party apps are kind of forced to update the "short description" of an activity to trigger a webhook.As I mentioned before there has been a lot of talk about this, both on this forum and on the old google user group.But it seems like Strava is not really taking it seriously.Is there any plans at all to improve the Webhook API?

How do i go about getting my app approved?  I’m at the mvp stage and would like to get a handful of test users using it with a view to going life in the next month or so.

Hey everyone 👋I'm Marien, been working with the Strava API since 2017 and attended the Developer Summit last year. I finally launched something I've been building: WatchMy.bike - a bike and component tracker that syncs with Strava.How it uses the Strava API:When you connect your account, it queues up an initial sync of your activities using Cloudflare Queues. After that, the webhook keeps everything updated in real-time as you log new rides. There's also a backup sync every 6 hours just in case.Link your WatchMy.bike bikes to your Strava bikes, and the mileage flows through to all your components automatically - chains, cassettes, tires, etc.The main thing I wanted that Strava's built-in gear tracking doesn't do: public profiles to share your builds. You get a custom URL to show off your bikes with full specs, component history, and distance stats.There's also an AI import wizard - you can paste spec lists or even copy your

Hello,I submitted my rate limit and athlete capacity increase request about 4 weeks ago (Client ID:185234 ) and haven’t received any response yet.For those who have gone through this process, how long did it typically take to get a response from the Strava team?Thanks!

I have a Xiaomi Band 6 and have recently joined the 100k steps challenge. It’s not counting anything though. From research, I’ve come to understand that Strava requires a cadence field to calculate steps and it seems no way of uploading activities (manually, Mi Fitness Strava integration, through Apple Health) uploads them correctly.Having exported my data from Xiaomi, I know they have the information, but I guess whatever .fit file they are generating is not correct.My question is, can I somehow add the cadence in the existing activities through the API? If not, can I do so by making my own .fit files and uploading them manually (basically delete the old activity and reupload it the right one)?Also I’ve been trying to figure out if I can access any of the .fit files previously uploaded, but I haven’t managed so far. Is it possible? Or does the backend delete them after import?

There was a list of community voted on feature requests, did that list get deleted? It seems like there were some changes to the forum since the last time I checked a month ago; did these requests get moved somewhere else?

Hello,Since yesterday (it was the first time I try to reach this url), I’m unable to reach my API setttings dashboard (https://www.strava.com/settings/api) The main column is empty : There is no error in the console.It worked a few times, but rarely.Thanks a lot for your help,Regards,Deodat

Hi everyone, I’m currently building an application that integrates with the Strava API primarily for athlete verification and limited profile display (recent activity summary, ride count, etc.). The OAuth flow is working correctly and tokens are stored securely. However, the application is currently limited to 1 connected athlete, and additional users receive: Error 403: Limit of connected athletes exceeded I’m trying to understand the correct process to move from development (1 athlete) to production-level athlete limits. I don’t see a “Request Production Access” option in the API dashboard. Is the current process to submit a support ticket, or is there another mechanism for requesting a quota increase? For context: We are not replicating Strava features. We only request basic read scopes. Users can disconnect at any time. We comply with Strava’s brandin

Hello Strava Team,I am currently developing an application to manage and track activity logs for athletes in my running club.The application works correctly for the first athlete who authorizes it. However, when a second athlete attempts to connect, I receive the following error:Error 403: Limit of connected athletes exceededCould you please help review my application and advise on how to increase the connected athletes limit?My Application Client ID: 135639This app is intended for internal club management purposes only, where multiple club members authorize access to their activity data.Please let me know if you need any additional information about the application.Thank you very much for your support.Best regards,Nguyen Hai Thanh

As many runners, I own multiple pairs of shoes and rotate through them regularly between runs. I find it annoyingly cumbersome to edit my shoe selection after each run. The process involves 9 steps:Tapping on the run title to view run details Tapping on the […] for the options menu Tapping on “Edit Activity” Scrolling down to see default shoe selection Tapping on the default shoe to reveal the shoe selection menu Scrolling down to my desired shoe (I have listed many shoes, so I can’t see some of them without scrolling) Tapping on the desired shoe choice  Tapping on “Edit Activity” Tapping out of the individual activity back to the feed. Can we have a simple shortcut for shoe selection edits, please? Adding media, cropping an activity and other edit options that I rarely use seem to be far simpler operations than selecting a shoe, which I do after nearly every run. 

A sport type such as bleep test should be recorded which can track improvement in bleep test scoring. A bleep test is more than just a run.

Hi all,I’ve been developing an app with the Strava API like many of you and have run into a novel issue as of yesterday. Oauth is complete, GET, POST, and PUT requests were working, but during some debugging yesterday I got: Error:Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'address').I originally ran into this issue in my IDE and decided to try to reach the Strava API directly, same issue, so was not the program. Any GET request returns this and it’s likely not a token issue as that would just return a normal auth error in the past (as recent as yesterday just before this new error started). Originally the error popped up for GET activity, but now even sending a GET to retrieve a new access token returns this error. It looks like this error is returned while trying to read some undefined object property address (likely either athlete or activity?). Has there been any changes to the API recently, like within the past few days?I’m hesitant to say it’s on the API

Hi everyone,I’m working on a website that integrates with the Strava API to display user activity data such as recent rides, runs, distances, and timestamps. The integration generally works, but I’ve started running into issues where the data returned by the API is either incomplete or delayed compared to what users see directly on their Strava accounts.In particular, newly uploaded activities don’t always appear on my website immediately, even though the access token is valid and the API request completes successfully. In some cases, older activities load correctly while the most recent one is missing, or certain fields (like elapsed time or elevation data) come back as null or outdated. This makes the frontend display inconsistent and confusing for users.I’ve verified that the app is using the correct

I just think it would be nice to have an option for a moving average style pace chart instead of the spikes graph. That is all. (In the native app btw. I’ve seen third parties do amazing implementations of the API)

I’d love the ability to define “Home” and “Work” location pairs, and have Strava automatically tag an activity as a Commute when it starts in one zone and ends in the other.Ideally, these locations would be set up similarly to Privacy Zones—using circular areas rather than exact addresses.Tracking commutes is fun and genuinely useful (weekly totals, trends, motivation), and this data would be a great addition to Year in Sport / Wrapped- for example, total commute miles, days commuted, or CO2 saved.Apologies if this is a duplicate topic; I searched, but other threads were dead ends/had broken links.As a related but separate idea, it’d be great to have an option to automatically combine “to work” and “from work” commute pairs into a single activity (or at least show them as one in the feed), so I don’t feel like I’m flooding my friends’ feeds.

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Hello everyone,Often i had negative experiences when running alone with large dogs left free outside homes. In my opinion, it would be useful to be able to report their presence and inform the community during the activity or on individual segments.A temporary alert system could also be useful (for example, in the presence of flocks of sheep).I hope you find this suggestion useful.Best regards,

I unsynced my Apple Watch from Strava in the manage devices section but it’s still connecting onto Strava. I’ve already removed app an reloaded.

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Strava imports workouts recorded via the Apple Watch Workout app (e.g., runs), but does not import strength workouts created in a 3rd-party app (SmartGym).Those workouts do exist in Apple Health, so I don’t understand why they’re not being imported. In fact, when I signed up, it did import historic workouts from that app, now it’s just not importing new workouts. What I’ve checked:  Workouts are visible in Apple Health (duration, calories, HR present), see images SmartGym has permission to write workouts Strava has permission to read workouts Apple Health connection reauthorized Tested across multiple workouts/days Apple Health sharing: Enabled both directions Deleted and reinstalled Strava and Strave Apple Watch app   Any help/ advice? If this

There seems to be a long running history for this request!  As a club leader I have to own all of the routes that we use for club rides. These routes are repeated year-in-year-out and are part of club culture. As our leadership evolves, anchoring these to people will become problemtic because those routes will dissapear. I would like to be able to anchor routes to the club so that they persist with our members & remain available to folks as club members evolve.  

We already have the 3D layer in maps/route creator, but it’s not that useful in areas that have relatively minor elevation differences. It doesn’t give a realistic view of how hilly an area is. For example, parts of South London are relativey hilly, but not on a mountainous scale; a 100m elevaton gain looks minor on the 3D layer, but in reality a 100m hill would be quite a challenge in real life. Therefore I propose a topographic layer option, perhaps similar to what is used here: topographic-map.com Indeed, I often have this website open in another tab when planning a route, because the options on Strava aren’t as good.

Good day everyone. Was curious about the “180 Minute Sweat Challenge”, if there is a reason why Tennis is not included as one of the accepted sports ?  Not sure this is the correct place to ask 😅.Thanks.