Describe. Discover. Run.
Describe your run or walk.
Get a real route.
Tell Stricca how far and the vibe — “quiet streets, fairly flat” or “past the park and back, a few hills.” It builds a road-snapped loop and hands you a GPX you can run or walk today.
Just say it
“4 km from home, quiet streets, avoid the main road.” “10 km via the river and back.” Plain English in, real loop out.
A GPX you own
Every route downloads as a GPX that drops straight into Strava, Garmin, and Komoot. No lock-in, no third-party data API to break.
Knows the ground
Routes are coloured by elevation with an interactive climb profile, and the assistant names the real landmarks you’ll pass.
Reach a place
Want to pass a viewpoint, the park, the castle, or your favourite bridge? Ask. It routes there and tops the loop up to your distance.
Knows your pace
Log a run or two and Stricca learns your pace and hill effort, then shows a personalised “≈ 48 min for you” time on every route it builds.
Your map fills in
Plan a run, mark it run, and it joins your personal map — dashed where it’s still planned, solid once you’ve run it. Tap any route for its climb profile and pace.
Verify with Strava
Connect Strava (optional) and your real runs tick off the routes you’ve actually done — no manual logging, your data shown only to you.
Three steps to your route
Set your start
Search an address, use your location, or tap the map.
Describe it
Distance, hills or flat, quiet roads, a place to pass — in plain English, to run or walk.
Download the GPX
Check the map and climb profile, save it, and send it to your watch.