Strava / Garmin export → dashboard

Your activity export, a training dashboard.

Export your activities from Strava or Garmin, drop the CSV, and see distance over time, your activity mix, pace, heart rate and calories — the training read those apps don't give you.

01 · How it works

Export, drop, done.

Strava and Garmin show one activity at a time. Export your activities to CSV and this builds the training overview — distance over time, activity mix, pace, heart rate and calories burned.

i. export

Export your activities

Strava (bulk export) or Garmin Connect (Activities → Export CSV). Keep Date, Activity Type, Distance and your metrics.

ii. detect

Metrics recognized

Distance, time, heart rate and calories read as numbers; Date sets the time axis; Activity Type becomes a breakdown.

iii. read

Distance, mix, effort

Distance and calories over time, runs vs rides vs swims, average pace and heart rate — click a type to filter.

02 · The views

Your training, in aggregate.

The weekly read athletes want — without a premium subscription.

  • 01

    Distance over time

    Total distance plotted by date so you can see your build and your taper.

  • 02

    Activity mix

    Activity Type becomes a breakdown — runs, rides, swims — by distance, time and calories.

  • 03

    Effort metrics

    Average heart rate, pace and calories surface as KPIs so you can track load over the block.

  • 04

    Local-first

    Your activity data is parsed in your browser and never uploaded.

"Bulk-exported a season of activities and finally saw my distance build on one chart."
— a marathon trainee
03 · FAQ

Strava dashboard questions.

Which export works?
Strava's bulk export CSV or Garmin Connect's activities CSV — anything with a Date, an Activity Type and numeric metrics like Distance, Time, Heart Rate or Calories.
Yes — Activity Type becomes a clickable breakdown so you can compare disciplines by distance, time and calories.
Whatever's in your export — distance, moving time, elevation, average heart rate, speed/pace and calories all surface as KPIs and trends.
Yes. Zero-value rows are kept in the timeline so your rest days still show in the trend.
No — the export is parsed entirely in your browser.