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endurance together.

As daily endurance athletes, we love using Garmin’s analysis software, TrainingPeaks for its planning and in-depth analysis, and Strava to show the world how hard we train every day. These three fantastic platforms, each with a long history, serve their own purpose. Our coaches mainly use TrainingPeaks, and Garmin provides us with the best in-depth data graphs possible.

But the daily reality is that, like most athletes, we use the Strava app the most for its average training session overview — simple, clear, and grouped with friends who did the same session. Used this way as a quick-view app, some critical in-depth features are missing. Not the high-level insights of TrainingPeaks or Garmin, but just one step further — for example, per-interval insights, combining a bike warm-up with a running session, and other small but useful details.

Therefore, we decided to create a simple app ourselves that presents activity data in a clearer and more structured way.

We also believe it's important to have a 100% European platform that allows people to store their data within Europe, subject to our own and European regulations, which are much more privacy-friendly than average American software and/or data storage (hosting is therefore handled in-house on our own hardware, not by large cloud providers).

Ultimately, it's simply needed to have a cool Strava alternative that promotes endurance sports on a small scale. Tracka isn't just another running app designed to grow as quickly as possible through investors, with the goal of selling it to become incredibly wealthy. We do this out of passion for the endurance sports community. Questions? Send us an email or give us a call.

We currently support Garmin and Apple Health. Because we support Apple Health, any device or app which exports data to Apple Health like Apple Watch is supported by Tracka.

We are currently working on new core functionality within the app. Since we're building a high-quality app without vibe coding as a foundation, we're dedicating all our time to that first, before adding other hardware like the Polar, Suunto, and Coros Watches. We expect Tracka to be available for these watches in early 2026.