Stop scrolling activities feed in Strava. Start sharing collections.
Group Strava rides by trip, region or goal, tag them so you can find them again — then share one link instead of dozens.
The problem
Your favourite rides. Multi-day adventures. The best trails in a region. Favorite gravel routes. After a while, even you can’t find them again in Strava.
Find it again
Tag a collection alps, gravel, bikepacking — up to 25 of them. Your profile grows a filter bar of your own tags, most-used first. Pick two and you get only the collections carrying both.
Every filtered view has its own link — so “here’s all my gravel riding in the Alps” is one URL you can send someone.
See it in action
How it works
Name it, choose its web address, and pick who can see it — all in one dialog.
- The address is shown as you type the name — click it to set your own
- Public, unlisted or private, chosen up front
Paste a Strava link — or share straight from the Strava app on Android.
- Activity URL or the "Embed on Blog" snippet — no developer access needed
- Installs on Android and appears in Strava's own share sheet
Put the activities in order, and tag the collection so you can find it later.
- Drag activities into whatever order tells the story
- Up to 25 tags per collection, filterable from your profile
Send one link instead of dozens.
- Anyone can open it and browse — no account, no login wall
Activity Atlas shows rides through Strava’s own embed, which only displays activities set to “Everyone” on a public Strava profile. Private profiles, followers-only activities and hidden activities won’t render — a limit of Strava’s widget, not Activity Atlas.
Privacy levels, FAQs, what happens to your data — the full breakdown lives on the About page.
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