Strava Updates

To help you chart your next expedition, we’ve made improvements to our route builder. It’s now easier than ever to fine-tune the details of your route – in a way that you just can’t on a phone.

We’re renewing our commitment to keeping Segments clean by decluttering duplicate and unused Segments, adding verified Segments and introducing new rules on Segment leaderboards.

Someone needs to say it: your activities deserve more than the generic “Morning Run” or “Afternoon Ride”. That’s where Quick Edit comes in.

Now you can hide the start time of individual activities right when you upload – just like you can for workout metrics like pace, heart rate or calories.

It’s been 84 years, but the wait is finally over: dark mode is now on Strava. Thanks for hanging in there.

Check out the highlights from Camp Strava to learn how we’re using community feedback and artificial intelligence to improve how you connect, plus the launch of Dark Mode.

With the new-look Strava maps, it’s a lot – and we mean a lot – easier for subscribers to get and use a new route custom-built for you.

It dropped in December, but in case you missed it, we’ll let you know again: messaging is now live on Strava! You can send DMs to friends or start group chats with up to 25 people.

Give your event participants and followers a seamless way to immerse themselves in a route by adding a detailed and interactive map of any route you create directly to your site.

When Mark Gainey and I set out to create Strava in 2009, we intended to build a company that would support your lifelong pursuit of adventure and an active life...