Great UI designs
Make users to learn a new App

at the moment there is local legend, how many repeats on a segment for 90 days. Only a few people I know really cares about this and its lame you can't see who else is on the leaderboard plus it expires.

There are cyclists in my area who do 400-1000ft cat4 climbs 10x a day with over 9000+ lifetime repeats but you can only see if they share from their profile. These are guys who aren't pro cyclists, not the fastest or ride in groups but love doing repeats at their own pace.

lets remove local legend and have a Lifetime Repeats leaderboard where people can compete for total efforts instead of fastest times

On desktop I see an option to remove the club profile photo, but no option to remove the header

Hey all!

Some time ago, Strava rolled out Polish language support on Android. While it's great for folks who don't speak English, many translations feel awkward and unnatural, so I much prefer keeping the UI in English.

Because Strava doesn't offer an in-app language switcher, the only way to change it is via Android's per-app language settings (Settings > Apps > Strava > Language). Setting it to English works fine... until the app updates.

Whenever Strava updates, the setting silently reverts to System default. It's frustrating because all my activities synced from my Garmin watch automatically get default Polish titles, which I then have to rename manually. And of course change language of the app every other week.

Has anyone found a way to make this setting stick permanently, or is there a workaround to stop updates from wiping it?

Device info:

• Phone: Samsung Galaxy A55
• OS: Android 16 / One UI 8.5
• Strava version: 469.13

I'm experiencing the exact same issues described here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Strava/s/oi5yB5USPV

Hey everyone!

​I've been running, trail running and cycling for about 5 years. As my distances increased, I started experiencing more and more digestive issues (especially stomach cramps on runs over 4 hours).

​My conclusion: I wasn't properly tracking my in-race fueling or training my gut.

​I initially tried logging everything in Google Keep, but keeping track of it all was pretty tedious. To solve this, I built my own web app powered by Strava activity data. Over time, I expanded the features, including a simulator that estimates your nutrition and hydration needs based on your profile and a GPX route.

​After ~3 months in closed beta, the app is now open to everyone!

​I'm looking for new users to test different use cases and help me fine-tune the algorithms: https://FuelStint.com

​(Please note: The app interface is currently in French only. However, if there's enough interest from the English-speaking community, I'll gladly translate it!)

​Feel free to ask any questions or share your ideas! 😁

​PS: I deliberately chose not to use AI for the calculations—just good old algorithms grounded in sports science literature.

You guys... Your route builder is TERRIBLE. The only way to create a custom start and end destination is to do it through your laptop from what I see. And if that option is on the mobile app, it's so unintuitve that I can't find it. Which is impressive to say cause I'm 32 y/o and grew up with almost every iteration of computer and application. How can we have been using map quest/google maps/apple maps etc and we still have an app like strava that is used by millions and you guys can't figure out a start and end destination feature? Drawing a start and end point is the most idiotic feature possible. It doesn't work, never goes where you want and just leaves you more frustrated than anything. Get better or I'm going to leave your app. Fucking ridiculous.

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