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I know scraping is frowned upon but is it fair game to source the public athletes endpoint (e.g. https://www.strava.com/athletes/{id}) which is reachable without a login and is not explicitly forbidden by the robots.txt for athlete image links and other stuff to use in a Strava API application? Sorry if this happens to be a duplicate question. Have a nice day!

Why sometimes, when you create a segment,you get a leaderboard, but if you slightly edit it afterwards you get no leaderboard? i undretsand there might need some time to be updates, but in few segments, noone was ever added after i edited it, although there were around 12 peopl in it when i firstly created it.

I’d like to incorporate the Global Heatmap data into recreation and conservation planning efforts in USA.  Is this possible?  Is there someone I could speak with to discuss it?

Hi I was just wondering if there was an endpoint(s) to access data behind the public global heat map?

I have completed more than 1000 bike rides with Strava in the last few years.  I record them with my Samsung A13 phone.  This has always had reliable GPS that accurately records my rides.  I also record the rides on my watch, which doesn’t have as good GPS accuracy as the phone (it “wobbles” a few metres occasionally), but it has the benefit of recording heartrate.  If I go somewhere new and want to create a couple of new Segments I do it using the Activity as recorded on the phone, as the GPS data is better.  To avoid duplicating the recordings, I usually delete the phone version after a day or so (unless I forgot to tighten my watch-strap which causes the heart-rate to under-read and be meaningless !).  This methodology has worked well for several years.However, for the last 3 rides I notice that all the recordings on my phone show small spikes about every 15 seconds or so (for the whole ride) that make them unsuitable for using as a basis for new Segments.  The watch data is unaffec

For work I’m looking to incorporate the Global Heatmap data into recreation and conservation planning efforts in USA.  Is this possible?  Is there someone I could speak with to discuss it?

I’m looking to incorporate the Global Heatmap data into recreation and conservation planning efforts in USA.  Is this possible?  Is there someone I could speak with to discuss it?

We successfully created a webhook subscription using our development site (dev.xxxx.com), but we have been unsuccessful subscribing using our production site after we switched the app’s Authorization Callback Domain to production (xxxx.com).When we view the app’s subscriptions, it returns empty.Attempting to create a new subscription from production returns “GET to callback URL does not return 200” which many people have reported here.However, even though we have not changed our Authorization Callback Domain back to dev.xxxx.com, we can still create a subscription from development even though the app settings on the Strava website shows the production url as the callback domain.It seems like the initial URL we created a subscription with is still the one being used for some reason even though the production $callback_url is what we send to Strava..Has anyone else had this issue before? Perhaps there is another place where the URL needs to be updated that I am overlooking?

Hello,I've been developing the website www.sherpa-map.com which uses Leaflet to display various map types and allows for routing using a self-hosted Graphhopper service. I would like to incorporate Strava's global heatmap but have been unable to find any documentation or recent examples, I can't even get a simple curl request to go through with a variety of different URL attempts.Is there any documentation? Are there any examples? Any help would be appreciated.Thanks!

I'm creating a mobile app that uses Strava authentication.Because there's a link to create an account below the authentication screen, the app is being asked to include a function to delete the account.Looking at the API documentation, there's no function to create or delete an account, and there's no explanation about this, so I'm thinking it's not possible, but does anyone know anything about it?Apple has asked me to let them know if it's not possible due to the API specifications.https://developers.strava.com/docs/reference/

I’m getting political club info in my feed (cycle for this politician or that one) and I’d really like an option to block these. I like Strava for data and motivation, not more hate-messaging. There’s enough of that in every other app. 

I had an active streak of 59 weeks. I have uploaded an activity - but the streak did not change to active (having the flame turn to orange).In this support article I read that every activity during a week (starting Monday, ending Sunday) should count towards the streak. I can confirm that all of my activities have been 60 seconds or longer. I can also confirm I have done at least one activity every week; see the screenshot attached (from the desktop view)I am adding an image from a friends account - to show the difference between the active and inactive streak.  Screenshot of my inactive streak Screenshot of my training calendar (desktop view) to confirm I have not skipped a weekScreenshot from a friends app that shows an active streak  

May I kindly ask if there is a mechanism to request permission for connecting more than 1,000 athletes? Previously, I submitted a request and was approved for a connection limit of 999 athletes. However, this number is still insufficient for our upcoming event.Thank you very much for your consideration and support.

Everything was working fine earlier today. I was able to “like” comments under my posts, but when I tried later I got the message, “Something is wrong, please try later.”I also noticed that after I give Kudos and refresh my app, those kudos have disappeared.I can still comment on posts, but I can’t like any responses.I’ve logged out, reinstalled, etc.  

Why can't I create segments shorter than 500 meters for cycling and shorter than 300 meters for running, even though I have a subscription, when I've seen shorter segments on Strava?For example this running segment is only 280 meters long: https://www.strava.com/segments/19339033

When I start the Android app, wait for the GPS to be found (Green status), presse the start button and then put the screen to sleep with the power button, the activité is well recorded.But if the GPS is not found or weak when I press de start button and then the power button, the activité is not recorded until I wake the screen, which is often when I finish the activity (happens mostly when I am commuting because of the topography).Its happens more since the latest update of the recording interface, a few weeks ago. 

I know it is a small thing but it is one of those things that is quite annoying about Strava. You know that situation when you finish a run and notice that it is very close to a round number of miles, than you run a bit further to make it e. g. 5 miles. Then it uploads to Strava and shows as 4.99 miles in some parts of the app and 4.9 miles in other parts of the app (e. g. the training calendar). Can Strava stop doing that? 

When using the recalculate distance it messes everything up before it.  Ran a marathon today where I lost gps a few times shows 26.06 .. when I recalculate it shows 26.30 which makes sense because I started my watch a bit back from the start. But when it recalculates it changes all of my previous pr’s from 100m to 10k to 1second and the half marathon and beyond are off now too. I reverted so it’s fine now but are there other ways to change this?

Question: is there a limit to the kudos that you can give? Per hour, per day, etc?  I was scrolling my feed and was giving kudos and at some point I wasn't able to. 

My feed is limited. It runs out. I do not see everyone’s runs, when selecting LATEST ACTIVITIES, and PERSONALISED is no better

My activity record on Strava decides to omit the time on every third or fourth run. They are all conducted the same, there is no correlation between whether there are achievements displayed or not. It has only started in the last six weeks or so - is it just a bug?It is not an issue of elapsed vs moving time - I just get no time at all, only distance and pace or elevation (if a run in the hills). I upload via Garmin connect but it has never been an issue for years prior. All apps have been updated.I have tried editing the events and selecting ‘race’ or ‘long run’ but nothing has the time displayed on the home page. Two days of similar runs, one with time and the other without - both conducted the same way.Any ideas?  

I wanted to set up a challenge of number of days active but I can’t see the option, is there one? Or am I just missing it?Thanks! 

I have an active group challenge in which we are attempting a cumulative distance of 2,000 by any activity type. however the challenge doesn’t show cumulative distance? where is this shown or do I have to add the individual totals up myself? And if not, why not? Surely that’s the whole point!

I invite you to look at the Meije on the Strava map.France, North of the Massif des Ecrins, SE of Grenoble.This mountain is funny, especially in 3D 😂 (bugged, main summit is turned down and makes a 1000 meters hole instead… digging to 2800m instead of the 4000m it should have)

I have a Garmin heart monitor that goes around my chest, and when it's connected to my Garmin bike computer I can see my heart rate. After I finished my ride I saw the heart rate data on Garmin Connect. But when it was transferred over to Strava the heart rate data wasn't there. Does anybody know how I can fix this so I can have the heart rate data on Strava as well?