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I’m looking at their front page right now and I see “ Connecting the world's athletes” which sounds like a social network for athletes? Scrolling the tiniest b
by freehunter 6y ago
I’m looking at their front page right now and I see “ Connecting the world's athletes” which sounds like a social network for athletes?
Scrolling the tiniest bit but still without changing pages pages, I see “If you're active, Strava was made for you. We're the social network for those who strive” and it shows a map and details of someone’s workout.
That tells me everything I need to know. It’s a social media app to track your workouts and compare them with other people.
- lykahb 6y agoThe only text the front page displays is "The #1 app for runners and cyclists", on top of a screenshot and registration dividing the screen in two. Might be A/B testing going on.
- freehunter 6y agoYou're right... the difference is I first checked on mobile (which shows a ton of info). Their desktop site is decidedly more spartan. However, I would still argue that "The #1 app for runners any cyclists" alongside a picture showing a map and charts with a watch showing time and distance should tell you everything you need to know. It's an app for runners and cyclists that tracks your time and distance. Not exactly the same as "a social network for runners and cyclists" but both statements are correct.