Strava and MoveMap

A personal map for routes available in Apple Health

Strava records and shares activities. MoveMap helps you explore GPS workout routes that are actually available in Apple Health. The two apps can work together, with important limits on which routes Strava sends to Health.

Before you start: MoveMap shows GPS routes available in Apple Health. A workout summary without a GPS route cannot appear on the map. Free shows the most recent 12 months; Pro unlocks the full available history.

Choose the tool for the job

Use Strava to record and share

Strava offers activity recording, a social feed, segments, and training tools. MoveMap does not record a workout or replace those functions.

Use MoveMap to explore your routes

MoveMap combines available Apple Health GPS workout routes on one personal iPhone map. Filter activities, use a heatmap, and explore the full available history with Pro.

Which Strava routes can appear?

Strava says activities recorded in Strava can send route information to Apple Health when its Health connection and Send to Health are enabled. It says routes from activities recorded by third-party apps, including Garmin, are not sent through that connection. Earlier Strava history needs a separate, route-capable export and import path. A workout summary alone cannot create a line on the map.

See the step-by-step Strava route guide and Strava's Health support page.

What you can try for free

MoveMap free shows the most recent 12 months of GPS routes available in Apple Health, including street coverage for that period. Pro unlocks full available history, Timeline, Passport, workout replay, and Year in Review. US prices are $1.99 Monthly, $9.99 Annual, or $24.99 Lifetime. Eligible new Annual subscribers may receive a 7-day trial. Check the in-app purchase sheet for local terms.

Compare MoveMap plans or read the full Strava comparison.

Check one route before relying on an import

  1. Open Strava Settings, then Manage Apps and Devices, then Health, and turn on Send to Health.
  2. Record a short GPS activity in Strava and allow it to sync.
  3. Check that the workout has a route in Apple Health.
  4. Allow MoveMap access to Workouts and Workout Routes, then look for that route on the map.

For older or third-party activities, verify an actual GPS track was imported into Health before expecting it in MoveMap.

Common questions

Does MoveMap replace Strava?

MoveMap covers personal route exploration. It does not offer Strava's recording, social feed, segments, or training tools.

Will my old Strava runs appear automatically?

Only routes already available in Apple Health can appear. Older activities may need a separate route-capable import.

Does Garmin Connect send GPS tracks to Apple Health?

No. Garmin says its Apple Health sync shares workout summaries, not associated GPS tracks. See the Garmin route guide.

Explore the routes available to you

Start with your recent GPS routes for free. Check an example workout in Apple Health to confirm its route is present.

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