For riders who log everything
Every ride.
One season.
Road, Zwift, Peloton, power, walks and goals, all counted the same way in one dashboard built from your Strava.
Example rider · season to date
- Outdoor rides
- Zwift
- Peloton
- Power
- Walking
- Goals
Built for how you actually train
Indoor and outdoor together
Monthly and weekly totals stack road, Zwift, Peloton and trainer rides side by side, so a wet November still counts.
Peloton, properly
Output, watts, heart rate and leaderboard rank for every class, plus your instructors, class types and lengths.
Power that means something
FTP, watts per kilo, your best efforts from 5 seconds to an hour, time in each zone and your rider type.
The rest of your week
Walks, runs, strength and yoga show up in your training week, with this year's mix against last year's.
Goals you set
Pick your targets for the year and see whether you're ahead or behind where you need to be today.
Duplicates removed
When your bike computer and your watch both upload the same ride, it's counted once. GPS glitches are dropped.
Up and running in a minute
- Connect Strava.One tap. We only ever read your data.
- We tidy every ride.Duplicates go, Peloton classes and power files are read.
- See your season.Arrange the boxes your way, on your phone or your desk.
Choose your plan
Your whole season, every platform, always up to date. Cancel any time.
Monthly
— / month
Billed every month.
Yearly
— / year
Billed once a year.
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Season
Season
Last ride
This week vs last week
Distance per month
Each bar is the month's total, stacked by kind of ride. The number on top is the combined total. This month is month to date.
Distance per year
This year is year to date.
Hours on the bike per week
One bar per Monday-to-Sunday week. The dashed line is your weekly average.
Outdoor rides: average speed and distance, month over month
The line is your moving-time average speed on outdoor rides (left axis). The grey bars are your outdoor distance that month (right axis). Your fastest month is marked in green.
Outdoor average speed by year
Moving-time average across all outdoor rides each year.
Strava PRs by year
Segment personal records Strava awarded on your outdoor rides.
Power per ride
Average watts on every ride with a power meter this season. Dots are single rides; the line is your best ride each week.
Power
Best power
Your highest average watts for each length of effort, on any ride with a power meter (Peloton included).
Power profile
FTP by month
Estimated as 95% of your best 20 minutes each month.
Time in each power zone
Hours per week by power zone
Pedalling time only (coasting left out). Zones are set from your current FTP.
Personal bests this season
Peloton at a glance
Average watts per class, by month
Leaderboard: average top percentile
Lower is better: top 20% means you beat 80% of riders in the class.
Compare your classes
Every class as a dot. Pick any two measures to see how they relate; the colour is the class length.
Your instructors
Most classes first. Average watts is output divided by class time, so short and long classes compare fairly.
Class types
The kind of class, from its title. Bar length is how many you've done; the number is your average watts.
Class length
How many classes of each length, with your average watts and best output.
Recent classes
Walking
Distance walked per month
Distance walked per year
This year is year to date.
When you walk
Your walks this season by time of day. The number is your average distance.
Recent walks
Training week · every sport
Hours per week, every sport
Rides, walks, runs, strength and the rest, stacked by sport. The dashed line is your weekly average.
Your mix
Share of your training hours by sport each year. This year is year to date.
Goals
Your targets for the year and where you are today. The thin line on each bar marks where you'd need to be by today to finish on target.
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