Overview

• Strava has entered a definitive agreement to acquire London-based Runna, known for its AI-powered personalized training plans, for an undisclosed sum.
• Both apps will remain separate in the short term, with plans for future integration to create a seamless user experience.
• Runna, founded in 2022, has grown rapidly to profitability with nearly 150 employees and over £8 million raised in venture funding.
• Strava CEO Michael Martin highlighted the acquisition as a strategic move to address a key gap in Strava's platform by adding tailored coaching for runners.
• Subscription pricing for both platforms remains unchanged for now, with further updates on integration and pricing expected in the coming months.