SpartaStrava and Sparta
Strava tracks your km.Sparta gets you out to run them.
They're not competing. They're two distinct layers of sport — and the best athletes use both.
| Moment | Sparta | Strava |
|---|---|---|
| Before the session | ✅ Sparta organises the session, confirms who's going, sends reminders. | ⬜ Strava has no role here. |
| During the activity | ✅ Sparta shares live location between all participants. | ✅ Strava records GPS, segments and cadence. |
| Afterwards | ✅ Sparta logs attendance, updates the club dashboard. | ✅ Strava shows performance analysis, KOMs, kudos. |
Strava owns
- Your GPS activity record
- Segments and KOMs
- Performance analysis (z2, power, HR)
- Achievement feed and kudos
- Training history
Sparta owns
- Who goes out and when
- The meeting point and logistics
- Live location during the session
- Club growth and management
- The social motivation to find a group
You don't need to choose.
You record the session on Strava exactly as before. Sparta doesn't replace that — it adds the social and coordination layer Strava never had. You finish the session, open Strava, upload the track. The group stays on Sparta for the next one.
"I use Strava for my data and Sparta to make the group happen. Without Sparta, most of those sessions wouldn't have existed."
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Your Strava stays the same. Sparta adds the group.