Connecting Strava

Status: Available

Strava is an optional way in for runs from any watch or app that uploads there.

What Runsei reads from it

Runs: distance, time, pace and laps
Heart rate during each run
Route

What Runsei can send to it

Planned sessions: no.

Nothing. Strava has no path to a watch. To put a session on a watch, see the Sending a session to your watch article.

How to connect, step by step

In Runsei open Profile, then Data hub, on the web or on the phone.
Find Strava and tap Connect with Strava.
Strava’s own sign-in opens. Approve access and you come back to Runsei.
New runs arrive within minutes. You can also pull in your history.

What does not work

Strava carries no sleep and no HRV.
Heart rate arrives only if the recording device measured it. Some watches lose it on the way to Strava.
Runsei never posts to your Strava account.
If your watch has its own connection (Garmin, Suunto), you do not need Strava.

What you need

Phone: Any phone with the Runsei app, or the web app.
App build: A current Runsei app.
Watch models: Any watch or app that uploads runs to Strava.

Compatible devices

Last checked 28 Oct 2026. Tested means someone used that exact model with Runsei. Should work means the code or the maker’s own pages say it does, not yet tried on that model. Not supported and Not known are what they say.

Any watch or app that uploads runs to Strava
Should work
Runs to Runsei
Yes
Sessions to the watch
No
Heart rate
Yes
Sleep
No
HRV / recovery
No

Not tested yet

Which specific watches lose heart rate on the way to Strava: not tested yet.

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