Make any sport look good on Strava

Why non-running sports look generic

Strava's headline data is distance, pace, heart rate, elevation. A tennis match has none of that on display. A dive has depth and bottom time. A HYROX has stations and total time. A strength session has sets, reps and muscle groups. None of it surfaces by default — it sits in a description box almost nobody taps into.

What UPPOST adds

• A clean Strava-ready cover image for the activity
• A title that reads at a glance in the feed
• A caption you can paste into the activity description
• Sport-specific fields — score, surface, depth, dropzone, sets, stations, etc.

Supported sports

• Tennis, padel, pickleball — score, surface, match type, opponent
• Diving, skydive, paragliding — depth, freefall, altitude, site
• HYROX, CrossFit, strength — total time, stations, sets, reps, muscle groups
• Basketball, volleyball, beach volleyball, ice hockey — score, format, role
• Golf, dance, MMA, squash, archery, climbing — sport-native templates

How it fits with Strava

UPPOST never replaces Strava. You log the activity on Strava as usual. UPPOST runs alongside it: pick the sport, fill in what mattered, copy the title and caption, attach the image. No automatic posting, no sync, no integration claims.