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**Internal Idea** Strava should create a feature to see the number of subscribers and their activity logs. Total number of subscribers by country Total number of active users based on daily / weekly / monthly / Quarterly and yearly Dormant accounts and their analytics (Reasons ranging from lost password, not exercising much, etc) Create gentle reminders to inactive subscribers to remember to log their activities on the App Create a Poke/nudge feature for users to check up on each other Reminders can be App-based but an automatic in-app notification (if enabled) or email The whole purpose is to increase overall utilization and get the community talking more ... View more

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Change notifications that inform you "a friend/connection has done an activity" so that they do not show if you've already viewed the activity or given it kudos. ... View more

Introduce a live segment tracker where users can see their personal record (during their session) for each segment of their exercise. Would definitely give me (cyclist) that extra boost to know how far off I am from beating a segment record while I'm riding! ... View more

It's super frustrating that the Map Types (personalized stat maps) only render in the feed on static images. A large part of the frustration comes from the fact the documentation/information does not make this crystal clear, so you have to waste a lot of time figuring this fact out for yourself. The rest of the frustration comes from.. Well, it seems silly to go through all this trouble and only have them rendered in static images?! Garmin Connect does a pretty good rendering the gradients on the interactive maps(sans a scale issue with HR). Would be great to see these different stats rendered to the interactive maps in Strava as well and maybe try to do a better job than Garmin(so I can go tell them it's done better in Strava) 😉 Edit: I hate that I have to say this, but I'm mainly interested in using this on the web app.. Lots of weird discrepancies between the web and apps that seem to be surfacing internal organization issues. ... View more

There could be a mode that users opt into where any time you pass someone you're not doing an activity with, you are awarded a Greyhound badge. The person that gets passed would receive a Rabbit demerit. If the Rabbit doesn't achieve a new PR on a segment in the next few days, the demerit stays on the account.  This could be a fun way to encourage a friendly rivalry with strangers. It could be a fun motivator to see if you can catch up to the next person you see, or encourage you to keep up the pace if someone is coming up behind you. You never know who else might be on Strava. Even if you do get passed, the motivation is there to do your best on your next activity.  If user names are shared when someone passes you, or you pass someone else, it could be an introduction to people you share routes with. ... View more

Allow all users to see their own KOMs and CRs on the map.  Make it available for all users, even the ones that have not subscribed ... View more

I track my fasts using the Zero App.  Would it be possible to partner with the Zero App to automatically share on Strava as a form of yoga/meditation? This is important because it would allow me to share fasting experiences and have all my health apps connected in one place, one fitness journal—Strava. Thank you Strava! 🙏 ... View more

There has to be a way to hide your avg power data and replace it with something else. Please🙏 ... View more

I’d like to see Strava interface with applications that offer properties for sale (e.g. Rightmove, Zoopla etc.) to display properties for sale along their tracked rout that match the criteria they have specified. I would find this very useful as I often see properties I may be interested in purchasing whilst cycling local areas.  However by the time I get home I can’t always remember exactly where I saw which house and therefore don’t bother looking any further. Properties would be pins along the route (similar to how photos are in the Strava web app) linking it to the relevant property on the sales application.  Clicking on the link would jump you into the partner application on the matching item. ... View more

noticed that the default display on the mobile app for ski activities is "elapsed time" rather than "moving time" - in fact it doesn't even display moving time on the activity. as an athlete, I'd rather see moving time. same as bike, run, etc. thanks! ... View more

Hi guys, i was texting the Strava Support that in the equipment list i can't select crank as a equipment i use. They told me i should write it here. Don't know why this is that complicated. Why do we need tto post this feedback here? Seems nobody missed so far the crank in the equipment.  ... View more

Year in review takes way to long, sitting thru 30 seconds of animations for each stat is pointless. Just show us some easily sortable stat that we can screenshot and share to our less fit friends ... View more

What if Strava subscribers could give and even receive sponsorship? I could imagine myself paying for a more expensive subscription tier that allowed me to allocate a portion of that subscription cost to other athletes in the community. How much more expensive? I don't know... But here are some reasons why I could imagine myself and maybe others might consider paying in to this tier: I want to support a friend of family member who's starting their fitness journey I want to support the local legends in my community (which would hopefully inspire competition among other community members to make their accounts public, pay into the sponsor-level subscription tier, and compete for that status) I'm a local business owner or enterprise leader and want to sponsor a specific athlete or private group in my community I'm a local business owner or enterprise leader and want to sponsor a badge where participants in the subscription tier can win the proceeds. I want to tap in to my competitive side and see if I can break even on my subscription cost by accruing sponsorship $ through the means suggested above. I'm a content creator in the fitness space and this is an additional source of income with a hight cost:benefit ratio. The same mechanism could be used for athletes to allocate their sponsorship to  charitable causes. Probably more reasons I haven't thought of... I suppose this idea could also be reworked so that participants earn points rather than $. Strava would have to establish relationships with retailers for participants to redeem their points. This idea certainly isn't reinventing the wheel as subscriptions with profit sharing already exist. But I think an online fitness community like Strava has a higher percentage of users who want to see the people they follow succeed compared to other platforms (this is obviously completely anecdotal). And I think allowing for the sponsorship to potentially come back to the individual sponsors in a variety of ways encourages the type of competition that benefits the participants at least in terms of their fitness but also potentially their wallets. Anyways, there's probably a massive issue with this idea that's in my blindspot or someone has thought of this already and it wouldn't work. But just in case it could be of use, I'm posting it here. ... View more

I would appreciate it if Walking can be added to the Mobile App under My Stats. I know it's on the website but I use the mobile app almost exclusively, too. Thanks. ... View more

All the graphs are really spiky. As I am running or cycling with quite a steady pace, I am wondering what causes this effect. Could it be possible to average out the data every 2 seconds or 10 seconds and get a more flattened curve? ... View more

Hi ! A few years ago, when we created a new route on Strava, we had the ability to show the average pace or speed (depending on the activity: bike, run...) when hovered on the timing data. Hope to see back this feature, very useful ! Thanks a lot    ... View more

For a lot of activities it's pretty straightforward to detect when an activity is suspicious and probably should be flagged. Often it's not even intentional, just forgetting to stop the recording and get in the car can be enough to have a malicious activity. Including those activities in the segment boards is pretty annoying and could be prevented. Rather easily, actually. if a human can see it in an eye blink, a machine should be able too these days. That being said, how could such a feature be implemented? for each activity type, define some static rules: e.g. max speed for (e-)bike over certain value, or clearly two different AVG speed can be detected on segments that are not downhill.. And those are just simple suggestions. I bet based on the data available to Strava, if you do some big data analysis, I bet one could define some very accurate rules.  Apply these rules to the recorded activity and mark it suspicious if needed If suspicious, do not include the recording into segment stats If suspicious, notify the user that the activity type might be wrong, or that the activity probably wasn't stopped.. It could even be suggested to adapt the recording with a prepared shortened activity. Allow the possibility to the owner of the activity to confirm the activity was correct. if so, this could be reported to Strava and manually be validated by Strava. Just like now other people have to report wrong data. It would make the flow inverse and much easier to follow up (if the rules defined above are well defined). when the activity is changed, re-evaluate the activity. There's a lot of benefit to such an approach. First of all, we the users won't be annoyed by all these wrongly recorded activities. We love Strava. We love Strava segments, but it's to not much use if the data in the segments is bogus. Reporting can be avoided. Turn the system around. Keep the good users happy 🙂 Secondly, for Strava itself, having quality data is key I would assume. So get the data filtered when it's entered. Data cleansing can be hard, as a software engineer I'm well aware of this, but when done good and early, it can be very, very rewarding. ... View more

Please stop giving overly positive feedback to users who uploaded an activity (e.g. "How great that you uploaded an activity", "Kudo´s for registering an activity", etc.) Or at least make that kind of feedback optional. For many regular users, this kind of feedback feels quite ridiculous. ... View more