Why anti-strava?

@runspired.com
Poor #UX:
- There are many, trivial, features that still exist only on desktop and not on mobile. I constantly have to figure out URL for an app screen and open it in browser to do what I want. Downloading GPX of a route for trivial example. An existence of in-app chat that exists only on mobile for horrifying one.
- Notifications don’t filter. I don’t care about likes. I do about comments. How do I filter?

Downloading gpx is easy but also not something you should be doing manually except in niche scenarios - just sync them to device - much nicer!

Generally I find the UX nice - one of the very few apps I love paying for. What’s surprising is that there’s something you find on desktop not on mobile … I rarely find a feature on desktop not on mobile - usually it’s the opposite!

@runspired.com Either direction si plain wrong. We’re in 2026. Apart from limited screen real estate I can do anything I want on both devices.
The case with desktop was the GPX download. The case with chat was me finding an unread message after one year of using the app only on desktop.

Downside of being a tiny data driven company I guess. They focus on where users are using and on what they are using on each platform.