Strava is excellent for runs. Treadly adds the dedicated running shoe layer: import shoes, sync activities, balance rotation, and know when each pair is near retirement.
The difference
A gear list is helpful, but runners often need more context: rotation roles, different mileage targets, correction workflows, and a clear retirement signal.
Import
A good alternative should not make you rebuild everything from scratch. Treadly can bring Strava shoe context into a shoe-focused workflow.
Rotation
Two pairs with the same mileage can be in very different condition if one handled workouts and the other handled easy days.
Replacement
Treadly turns shoe history into action: keep running, monitor the pair, or retire it before the fading midsole becomes a training problem.
Connect Strava and import your existing running shoes.
Set mileage targets and roles for each active pair.
Let synced runs update totals while Treadly monitors wear status.
No. Strava remains your activity platform. Treadly adds a deeper running shoe mileage and replacement workflow on top of synced activity data.