VeloViewer is the reference tool for riders who care about territory — Explorer tiles, segment deep-dives and detailed ride breakdowns, with a following that is devoted for good reason. It is about exploring where you have been. ActivityStat is about what each activity says, written onto the activity itself.
| Feature | VeloViewer | ActivityStat |
|---|---|---|
| Writes stats into your Strava activity description | — | Yes — automatically, on every activity |
| Stats visible in the Strava mobile app | — | Yes |
| Explorer tiles / territory coverage | Yes — its signature feature | — |
| Segment deep-dives | Yes, extensive | — |
| Sports covered | Cycling-led | Running and cycling |
| AI-written activity descriptions | — | Yes |
Compiled from VeloViewer’s publicly documented features and last reviewed on August 10, 2026. Products change — check VeloViewer for their current details. If we have something wrong here, tell us and we’ll fix it.
No. Explorer tiles are VeloViewer's signature feature and ActivityStat has no equivalent. If tile-hunting is why you ride, VeloViewer is the tool for it — the two solve different problems and pair together fine.
VeloViewer is cycling-led. If most of your activities are runs, ActivityStat covers running directly, including pace, cadence and personal records written into each activity.
Connect your free Strava account and ActivityStat writes your pace, power, cadence and trends straight into each activity description. Free to start.