ViteBike
Strava data on steroids
(Just say no to drugs, kids)
Your Strava performance has never looked so good
(We've seen you ride)
Compare your totals
Or lack thereof. Either way, it looks rad.
Nerd out on your activities
See 'em all in one place; Filterable for your pleasure.
Heatmap
Visualize your activity data over time.
Summary
Get a quick overview of your activity data.
Segment efforts
Compare your efforts on specific segments over time.
Calendar
Have a checkered past? Don't worry, you'll fit right in around here.
Still curious are we?
(Remember what we said about drugs?)
Who is ViteBike?
ViteBike is a side project of mine. I am a software engineer by trade and a cyclist by passion. I built this site to see my Strava data in a different way and to learn some new technologies. I hope you enjoy it.
You can find me elsewhere on the web:
StravaPersonal WebsiteInstagramTwitterLinkedInHow much does this thing cost?
It's free. But if you want to buy me a beer, I won't say no.
How long does it take to import my activies?
It depends on how many activities you have. If you have a lot, it could take a number of hours. The reason for this is Strava places a limit on however many requests you can make to their API per hour. I have to make a request for each activity.
Will you sell my data?
No. I have no interest in your data. I also have no idea how to sell data. Lastly, you can delete your data at any time from my database. In fact, I encourage you to do so if you no longer want to use ViteBike as it costs money to store.
I found a bug. What do I do?
Find the contact form at the bottom of the page and send me a message. Please be polite. This is a side project and I have a sensitive soul.
I have a feature request. What do I do?
Find the contact form at the bottom of the page and send me a message. Please be realistic. This is a side project and I can't build every feature that is requested.
I'd like to buy you a beer and/or thank you. What do I do?
Eventually, I will add a way to do this. For now, find the contact form at the bottom of the page and send me a message.
What is up with this FatKid thing?
It started as a joke. Cyclists are generally lanky and wirey. I am not. I also thought it would be funny if people got emails from Strava that said "A FatKid stole your KOM." That scenario rarely comes to fruition these days, but the name stuck.
Say, Hello!
(Be nice, I'm a delicate flower)