Overview
- Strava has acquired London-based running app Runna, known for its AI-driven coaching plans, to bolster its training features.
- Runna will continue to operate independently while its features are progressively integrated into Strava’s ecosystem.
- The financial terms of the acquisition remain undisclosed, but early investors are reported to see significant returns.
- Users will temporarily need separate subscriptions for Strava and Runna until pricing and premium offerings are unified.
- Strava CEO Michael Martin emphasized the acquisition as a growth-focused move to address runner-specific needs on the platform.