Never worked , hard to cancel sub
This claims you can sink data to it but it never worked. THEN you cant cancel you $80 subscription on the app. The make it difficult so you have to go on the web browser to cancel KNOWING those whod use these kind of apps are mostly on the go.

Strava's decent. When I first began using Strava many years ago, I had access to great features under the free version. Little by little my favorite features transferred from the free version to the paid only version which I don't subscribe to because every app does the same thing and my income has changed. There are a lot of glitches with my Strava tracked distance. It very often shows a track I didn't take and says I walked or jogged several miles more than I did.

3 months ago
Miniquadracer44
Love the app but wish you would bring back the weekly totals at the top of the homepage!

1 months ago
Kiefer Thomas
I've had this app for YEARS. It does ok if, and ONLY if you can maintain a good GPS signal for the duration of your track. So, city trails, parks, city streets and such. Otherwise, Strava absolutely sucks when the signal is poor. It bounces all over the place. All your stats will be wrong. If you plan on being in the Backcountry at all, use something like Gaia.

Customer service šš»
Be prepared to wait several weeks for a response for your trouble ticket

What happened to this app? I haven't used it in about 3 years but a friend sent me a link on a hike he wants to take me on. The link gave me errors on the browser, I installed the app, still got errors. So then I decided I'm just going to search and see if I can find it. No I have to pay to search! just for a search? You've got to be kidding me. And a search I'm having to perform because the link he copied directly from your app doesn't work. That's suspicious. I hope all greedy developers fail.

I feel $10 a month is too expensive. The app also outs me for being poor by constantly asking me to connect a fitness tracking device that I do jot have. Why so they can make even more money off of me by selling my data?

2 months ago
Carlos V. Argueta
āāāāā Great data tracking, even for free users!As a basic user, I find this app incredibly useful. It syncs perfectly with my Amazfit watch via the Zepp app, meaning all my rides and activities upload automatically. I love that I can manually add other types of workouts too. It is a fantastic tool to keep all my fitness data in one place.

You have to pay for everything
So yeah

2 months ago
Wendy Lyon-Hart
love the app. I'm probably doing something wrong but my heart rate doesn't read from my fit bit. And I wish when hitting pause on a work out, it didn't keep time during the pause time and add it to the workout time. that is why I picked a 4 star. otherwise, the app is great! I like all the features. too many to list. I run, walk, lift, and do other workouts. I like the how it keeps MPH and distance.

Canāt manage subscription in the app
3 months ago
Purplepurplepurpleq
Thatās a big 1 star for me, I canāt stand when companies do that.

2 months ago
Robert Gijsen
After switching to Strava last year, I was quite happy with it. The last three months I have been unable to log into the app. Login to the website works fine, the app just doesn't accept the mailed code. I've been waiting for support for three weeks now, and finally they admitted: 'Unfortunately, our team is limited in our ability to investigate these sorts of issues directly.' Lots of people with the same issues. Not important of course. App is fine when it works, but support is just terrible.

Awsomeeee

2 months ago
Andrii Deshko
data just doesn't load. I finished a ride, press finish. It's just loading circle spinning and fields to write name and description of the ride disabled. Same as save button. I tried to go back and finish again several times. Then just reopened the app and data gone. Well played. You are meant to do 1 main thing, and you mess it up. And offer to buy premium every time I open the app. Of course...

3 months ago
pauses-with-dashes
Paid for a subscription and it never unlocked any of the features. It did however keep offering me a trial. I started the trial, which also didnāt give me any of the features. Wish I had my money back.

I've used Strava for years with a paid subscription. The subscription is very expensive but I always thought it was worth it due to Segment analysis. But recently Strava started to add a bunch of unwanted features like workouts. it's so annoying I decided to cancel my subscription. Now the app is even less usable because every time you try to do anything a big popup shows up trying to get you to pay a subscription. This app is going to the trash bin soon.

Charged for āfree trialā
I was immediately charged $80 for what was supposed to be a one-month free trial, plus the poorly implemented app wouldnāt allow me to use these premium features. The worst part was fighting with an AI chatbot to create a support ticket with no response.

Because I don't have a fancy watch with GPS built-in (I'm a very beginner runner)all my activity is being flagged as "in a vehicle" and it wants me to split my activity into 6 sections to crop out areas where the GPS cut out. I was trying the app out to see if I want to purchase the annual subscription, and because of this issue, I will not be. Also,I tried to remove the flags and ot says "problem connecting to server", which i also reported and no response.

The majority of the app has turned into a scheme to get people to sign up for the paid version. There should be separate apps. A solid free version and an outstanding paid version. Itās more frustrating than enticing the way itās set up currently

Strava is an excellent app for tracking running, cycling, and other fitness activities. The GPS tracking, performance stats, and activity sharing features make workouts more motivating and engaging. The app works smoothly and is especially useful for athletes and fitness enthusiasts. However, some advanced features and detailed insights require a subscription. Overall, itās one of the best fitness tracking apps available.
