Privacy

Effortgraph shows you your own rides. Nobody else can see them.

What we read

When you connect with Strava, we read your Strava profile (name, photo, units, and FTP, weight and sex for the power charts) and your rides from this year and the three before. For indoor rides we also read the description, which is where Peloton writes Total Output and leaderboard rank. For rides with a power meter we read the power recording and keep only a summary: your best efforts and time spent at each power level.

What we keep, and for how long

• Everything that comes from Strava is kept for at most 7 days, then deleted and read again from Strava when you next visit.
• We keep your Strava sign-in token so the page can load without asking you to sign in every time, and your subscription status from our payment provider, Stripe. Card details go to Stripe and never reach us.
• We never sell your data, share it with anyone, or use it to train or prompt any AI system.

Deleting your data

Choose "Disconnect and delete my data" in the menu under your name: we cancel your subscription and delete your account. You can also remove Effortgraph in Strava under Settings, My Apps: we then delete your Strava data and your subscription won't renew. Reconnect any time before it ends to carry on.

Effortgraph is not made by or endorsed by Strava, Peloton or Zwift.