Runners
Track pace, distance, and elevation trends across every training block, not just the last 30 days.
Built on your Strava data
TrailSmart syncs your full Strava history and turns it into clear trends — pace, elevation, and consistency — plus a dedicated skiing dashboard and race plans built from your own data, without scrolling through activity feeds or building your own spreadsheet.
Read-only access · Revoke anytime · Nothing resold
Works across every sport Strava tracks
“I finally know which weeks I'm actually building fitness instead of just guessing from how tired I feel.”
Who it's for
Track pace, distance, and elevation trends across every training block, not just the last 30 days.
See total elevation gain and time on trail by season, without digging through individual activities.
A dedicated skiing dashboard — vertical descent, ski days, and a season heatmap.
One view across run, ride, ski, and swim — grouped by type, not chronological scroll.
The problem
The native feed is great for logging a workout and sharing it with friends. It's a slow way to answer "am I actually improving," "how much did I climb this year," or "which month had my best consistency."
One activity at a time, no totals, no trend line.
Activity-by-activity CSV downloads, stitched together yourself.
Synced automatically, summarized by type, and turned into a race plan.
What you get
New activities pull in from Strava without manual exports.
Every activity, every field, one file, whenever you want it.
Gain, high point, and low point — in the units you actually think in.
Vertical descent, ski days, and a season heatmap, from your synced history.
Built from your own historical pattern, not a generic template — then save it and adjust workouts as you train.
Distance, time, and count grouped by sport, with an overall total row.
TrailSmart groups every activity by type and shows totals, averages, and trends side by side — the same summary you'd otherwise have to build yourself in a spreadsheet.
Every synced activity — distance, moving time, elevation, pace — writes to a single CSV you can open in a spreadsheet, feed into another tool, or just keep as a backup.
Access & privacy
You authorize TrailSmart through Strava's own login. We never see your password.
TrailSmart can read your activities. It can't post, edit, or delete anything on your behalf.
Connect your Strava account and see your first summary in under a minute.
Connect with StravaNo. Access is read-only — TrailSmart can view your activities but can't post, edit, or delete them.
Anything Strava tracks: runs, hikes, rides, skis, swims, walks, and more. Unsupported types just show up ungrouped.
Yes — every synced activity and field is available as a single CSV download, anytime.
Yes — generate a race plan from your own pace and volume history, then save it and adjust individual workouts as you train.
New activities are pulled in on each sync run. Historical activities are backfilled the first time you connect.
Yes, anytime, from your Strava account settings — access ends immediately.
No. Your data is used only to build your own dashboard and export.