Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Platforms
- iPhone
- Apple Watch



Strava is described as 'Makes fitness tracking social. We house your entire active journey in one spot – and you get to share it with friends' and is a popular Run Tracker in the sport & health category. There are more than 100 alternatives to Strava for a variety of platforms, including iPhone, Android, Web-based, iPad and Apple Watch apps. The best Strava alternative is OpenTracks, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like Strava are FitoTrack, ASICS Runkeeper, OneRep Fitness and Google Fit.



SmartRunner is a sportstracking and geotracking application, which allows you to record your next run, biking trip, hike, walk, ride, or any other outdoor activity and publish them on www.smartrunner.com.



Turn your Android phone into a powerful utility with sports training Sport Trainer application



Striderk helps hikers, runners, and cyclists track their outdoor activities, connect with a like-minded community, and stay motivated on their fitness journey.







Coachy is your best training partner for bodyweight, calisthenics, TRX and kettlebell workouts.




Running Intervals are a great way to train and improve your conditioning, speed and technique.



Join the Charity Miles community where you can earn money for charity when you walk, run or bike. So far our members have earned over $2.5 million for charity - helping others and themselves at the same time.



GPSLogger uses the GPS capabilities of your Android phone to log coordinates to GPS format files at regular intervals. This can be particularly useful if you want to geotag your photos after a day out or share your travel route with someone.



Track Runner – for runners that don’t compromise. Track your run, analyze your performance & train smarter with intervals.




Intuitive, training-focused cycling analytics designed to help cyclists of any fitness level to train smarter and keep track of their progress.




FitPub is a self-hosted fitness tracking platform for the Fediverse. It lets people upload workout files, review their activities with maps and metrics, and share them through ActivityPub instead of locking them into a closed social network.