Home Runs
Every run you started from home, all setting off at the same moment on one animated map, and a 9:16 video of it to download. Works with your Strava archive.
Your file never leaves your device; everything runs in your browser. The archive is read and processed on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and your tracks are not stored: they are gone when you close or reload the page, or press Clear data.
Drop your archive zip here
or
How to get your archive
- On strava.com in a web browser (not the app), go to Settings → My Account.
- Under Download or Delete Your Account, choose Get Started, then Request Your Archive.
- Strava emails you a download link when the archive is ready. That can take a while.
- Download the zip and drop it here as it is. There is no need to unzip it; archives of several GB work.
Only runs with GPS are used. The page finds the places you start from most often and lets you pick one, or any spot on the map. By default, nothing within 250 m of any of your homes is shown, and every run also loses its first and last stretch (a different amount for each run), in the map and in the video. Videos made with other settings hide the same areas, and so do later archives as long as each home's earliest run stays the same (not if it was deleted or an older run from there was added). That makes home harder to find, not impossible: with many runs it can still be roughly estimated, for example from the directions in which the tracks leave the hidden area. Think before you post the video.
The map background is loaded from CARTO (OpenStreetMap data), which sees the map area you view, as with any web map; your tracks are never sent. Home names and settings are remembered in this browser (homes you pick on the map are not); Clear data removes them.
Based on AlFontal/strava-home-runs (MIT). Strava is a trademark of Strava, Inc.; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Strava.