Strava expanded its AI integrations with Google Gemini this week, allowing subscribers to get personalized insights based on their workout history. Here are the details.
A few months ago, fitness tracking platform Strava launched an integration with Claude using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing users to analyze their workout history and training performance through natural-language conversations with Anthropic’s AI assistant.
MCP is an open standard (created by Anthropic and later donated to the Linux Foundation’s Agentic AI Foundation) that allows AI assistants to connect to external apps and services to access information and perform tasks on behalf of users.
This week, Strava announced an expansion of its AI integrations, bringing similar capabilities to Google Gemini.
As the company explained, Strava subscribers “who connect Strava directly to Gemini will get more contextual and personalized answers grounded in their activity history.” The company added that the integration is entirely optional and read-only
Once connected, users can ask Gemini things such as:
And with our most recent update, users can also ask:
The rollout will be limited to the US at first, with the integration available to Strava subscribers regardless of their Gemini plan. Strava has not announced when it might expand to other countries.
To read the full announcement, follow this link.
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