What you did, and what to do Thursday
Strava is the log, and who else was out. Thursday still needs a VDOT pace, and a reason it is easy, tempo, or intervals.
Comparison
Strava answers what you did, and who else was out. I wanted something that answers what to do today, and why the next day moved. Keep both if you like the clubhouse.
The verdict
Keep Strava if you want the club and the kudos. The thing that says what to run Thursday, and cuts Friday if Tuesday died, is this. Sync is already there, so you do not log twice.
Strava is the log, and who else was out. Thursday still needs a VDOT pace, and a reason it is easy, tempo, or intervals.
Strava sync is already there. Those runs count. You do not type the same loop into two apps.
The one that names the workout before you leave, and shortens the week after a bad night. Strava will still take the activity.
Not exactly. Strava tracks and socializes runs; Runapt plans and adapts your training. Many runners use both, and Runapt can sync your Strava activities.
Yes, when Strava sync is enabled for the current release. Runapt uses enabled sync integrations to keep your plan calibrated to what you actually ran.
No. Strava focuses on recording, route discovery, and social features. It does not build or adapt a structured training plan the way Runapt does.
Yes, but differently: instead of showing where others have run, Runapt generates a route loop matched to your planned workout distance from your current location.
Free
5K and 10K. Two plans. No card.
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Pro
Half and marathon. The week moves after a missed run.
About $4.08/mo billed annually, which is cheaper than monthly. Prefer monthly? $7.99/mo. 14-day free trial.
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