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Mountaya + Strava

Record the activity out there. Plan the route before you go.

Mountaya is where you design the day, study the weather, read the elevation, and align with your team. Strava is the app on your wrist when the GPX is loaded and it's time to go. Two tools, two moments.

Strava

Works with the tools you already use

Challenges we solve

One prepares the outing. The other records it.

Plan on Mountaya

Open Map Studio. Design your itinerary on a 3D map with activity-aware routing, weather, terrain, and elevation profile. Refine it with your coach or partners. Lock the route before you head out.

Export the GPX and head outside

Send the route to your GPS watch, sync it to your phone, or print the cue sheet. Everything you planned is on the wrist or in the pocket.

Record and share on Strava

Track the activity in real time, post your kudos, and connect with the community. Bring the recorded GPX back to Mountaya if you want to analyze or republish.

Side by side

What each tool handles

An honest look at what belongs in the planning stage, what belongs to the activity itself, and where each product fits.

Mountaya is best at

Planning your outing before you head outside.

  • Activity-aware route planning with weather and terrain overlays
  • Detailed elevation and surface profile before you commit
  • Real-time collaboration and an AI co-pilot that edits the map from a prompt
  • GPX export to your GPS watch, phone, or cue sheet
  • White-label embedding for race sites, apps, and clubs

Strava is best at

Recording your activity and sharing it with the community.

  • Mobile activity recording and live tracking
  • Segments and personal leaderboards
  • Social feed, kudos, and clubs
  • Global heatmaps from community recordings
  • Post-activity analysis and personal records
MountayaStrava
Route and course design
Activity-aware routing across nine activities
Course segments and waypoints
Merge, split, and insert segments
Segment grouping into one leg
SAC and mountain bike difficulty grades
Surface and waytype analysis
Custom zones and areas
Per-meter elevation profile
GPX import and export
Terrain and weather
Live, historical, and forecast weather
Terrain, slope, and avalanche overlays
Collaboration and AI
Real-time collaboration
AI co-pilot editing from a prompt
Agents and API
MCP server for AI agents
Agent Skills for AI agents
Geospatial API
Publishing and embedding
Draft and published course states
White-label map embedding
Export the route as video
Enterprise
Custom integrations and dedicated support
Activity recording
Mobile activity recording
Segments and leaderboards
Social feed and clubs

Use case

How Campus Coach uses Mountaya as the single source of geospatial data for their 600,000 users.

Jonathan Levy
Jonathan LevyCo-Founder & Managing Director @ Campus Coach

Instead of juggling Google Maps, Mapbox, Strava, and other providers, we made Mountaya our single source of truth for all our geospatial data. Having one centralized, end-to-end platform radically simplifies how we manage our stack and build new products.

Jonathan Levy

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Frequently asked questions

No. Mountaya complements Strava. Mountaya is where you plan your outing before you head outside: route design, weather, terrain, elevation, collaboration. Strava is where you record the activity and share it with the community once you're out there. Use both.

Yes. Export any Strava activity as GPX, then import it into Map Studio in seconds. From there, you can refine the route, layer weather and terrain, collaborate with your team, and publish a branded embed for your next outing.

Keep using it. Strava stays the app on your wrist for recording and the social feed after the activity. Add Mountaya for everything that happens before: planning the route, studying the weather, reading the elevation, and aligning with your coach or team.

No, and that's intentional. Mountaya is a desktop-first planning and publishing platform. Use Strava, Garmin, or any GPS watch to record once you're outside. Bring the GPX back to Mountaya when it's time to plan the next outing or analyze the last one.