I have no idea what strava is, perhaps a sentence describing what it is without mentioning the competition and forcing people to google strava would be nice at the top of the readme and/or title?
It's the same on reddit, even on topics i (supposedly) know about and follow.
Nb - if you're into sports and fitness tracking, take a look at http://intervals.icu - great for fitness, but also a geeks dream. And a Ux with A1++ customer service to die for!
I have hundreds of workouts to pick from in there across swim/bike/run, and used the site to plan out all of my training for an Ironman 70.3 (and also for some upcoming races next year). It is phenomenal for planning out your training if you want to do any sort of endurance sports racing.
The developer is awesome, and provides almost all features for free. He even added a swimming feature that I needed with like a 1-2 day turnaround, which was incredible. The “premium” version is only $3/mo which I gladly pay just to support the service.
It’s not open source but honestly that’s fine, the developer has built a very feature-complete platform. But it would be really cool to have the source…
Instead of "like strava" 20 times all over, at least once say "a running, cycling and hiking app like strava".
To me, this project just tells me to just go ahead and use strava, they are merely a fan clone.