Feedback: Heatmap changes

[GuyBeels]

What have you done to Heatmaps?  I do not care about businesses, or where other people have run, walked, or biked, and the new color selection interface does not allow basemap changes from the same interface (as it should).  Also, as I zoom out, the once-useful aggregation of workouts (showing a circle and number at scales where the actual paths get tiny and useless) is now gone.  Writing this as a cartographer, recent changes are not an improvement.  Is there a way to recover the old display mode?

[hollandsmith]

Thank you so much! I am appreciative of Strava's responsiveness to our feedback. This was a critical feature for me and I'm so glad it's back. I checked it out and it's working great! 

[pealexan]

Thank you!

[Bigsexyboomer]

#bringbackclusters

[Ormer]

Completely agree, Guy.  Anyone know how I can get these phots off my heatmap please?

[dslomian]

There are options at the top of the map, when you click personal heatmaps you can toggle it off thankfully 

[Ormer]

Thank you - I hadn't spotted that 🙂

[Dougboat]

Keeping this thread alive.  This still stinks.  Bring Back Activity Clusters!!!!!!

[Plotter]

Agree with much of the feedback here. Please bring back the function in the heatmaps that allows you to see where and how often you have run in the world. I'm not interested in the photos, but in a global overview of my activities.

[nicky]

Hello everyone. Thanks again for all the feedback. We are working on a complete overhaul of clusters and should have positive news for you all shortly...Appreciate your patience! 

[GuyBeels]

Please.  No "overhaul" is necessary.  I know coders like to code, but there can hardly be anything so graphically simple and expressive as the symbology you formerly used.  Simple graduated circles (according to number of activities), with a number inside, would be hard to beat.  If you can do it, then kudos to you, but hopefully there's a skilled cartographer on your staff to provide guidance and tell you there's more bang for your effort to be had elsewhere.