Strava

Log a manual activity — run, ride, swim, or any sport type — directly to Strava from a data source outside the app.

Create an activity entry on behalf of the connected athlete using Strava's general endpoint, suitable for any sport type with full metadata.

Fetch full details for a single Strava activity by ID, including splits, heart-rate data, segment efforts, and map polyline.

Generate an aggregated totals-and-stats report for the connected athlete, surfacing cumulative distance, elevation, and time across a date range.

Retrieve the full paginated activity feed for the connected athlete, filterable by date range and sport type.

Fetch every comment posted on a specific Strava activity, useful for monitoring engagement on shared or featured efforts.

Search the athlete's activity history by name, date, or sport type to locate a specific effort without knowing its ID.

Retrieve the list of athletes who gave kudos on a specific activity, enabling engagement tracking and social analytics.

Pull lap-by-lap split data for a single activity, exposing pace, heart rate, and power for each interval.

Retrieve heart-rate and power zone distributions for an activity, showing time spent in each training zone.

Edit the name, description, gear, or privacy settings of an existing activity after it has been created.

Fetch all-time and recent totals for the connected athlete — cumulative distance, ride count, and elevation gain across runs, rides, and swims.

Return all Strava clubs the connected athlete belongs to, including club ID, name, member count, and sport type.

Retrieve the top efforts on a specific Strava segment, showing athlete names, elapsed times, and ranking positions.

Return all segments the connected athlete has starred, useful for monitoring favourite routes and extracting leaderboard data at scale.

Fires on any event type — created, updated, or deleted — across all Strava object types the webhook subscription covers.

Fires when an athlete's activities are transferred from one account to another, typically during an account merge or data migration.

Fires whenever any Strava object — most commonly an activity — is newly created on the connected account.

Fires when any member of a followed Strava club creates or updates an activity, enabling team-wide monitoring without polling individual accounts.

Fires when an activity or other Strava object is removed from the connected account, allowing downstream systems to stay in sync.

Fires via Strava webhook when the connected athlete saves a new activity, delivering the payload in real time without polling.

Fires whenever an existing Strava object is modified — name changed, description edited, privacy toggled, or gear reassigned.