Statistics for Strava

What it does

Self-hosted statistics generated using Strava data. Strava's built-in analytics can feel a bit limited if you're a data nerd. That's why I built this tool that digs deeper into your activity data to show visualizations, and stats that Strava doesn’t surface.

Self-hosted, open-source dashboard for your sports and fitness data - robiningelbrecht/statistics-for-strava

Nothing was deleted. The volumes on disk are untouched. Your database, activities and imported history are exactly where you left them. The migration guide walks you through the changes needed to move from v4 tofrom github.com

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