It all started after a late-night winter interval workout. I had just finished one of those sessions that leaves you exhausted but proud, and I wanted to share it with my running friends. My only options were the default share templates from Strava or Garmin. They showed the numbers, but they completely missed the story. The effort, the context, the feeling behind the workout,they couldn't capture any of it. So I decided to build something better. One thing led to another, and Runnergram was born. Today, Runnergram lets you turn your activities into stories. Maps, lap splits, charts, statistics, photos, stickers, and more, all fully customizable through an intuitive, Instagram-inspired editor that lets you tell the story behind every workout or race, not just share the data. Best of all, you own your content. Runnergram is completely free, has no ads, doesn't collect or sell your personal data, and is built with privacy first. It starts with running, but the vision is to become the best place to tell the story behind every activity.

Runnergram

Where Strava meets Instagram

Where Strava meets Instagram