Your Strava data stays about you.
Vivace reads the data needed to show your history, make your films and answer your own training questions. It does not write to your Strava account.
Last updated 15 August 2026
Permissions requested
Vivace requests Strava's read, activity:read_all and profile:read_all permissions. These can include your basic profile, private and public activities, GPS and sensor streams, heart rate, gear, location and weight when Strava makes them available.
What Vivace does with the data
The app uses it to list your own activities, calculate the replay frames, render MP4 files and give the AI coach the training context it needs to answer your questions. We do not sell Strava data, post to Strava or expose your raw activity data to other Vivace users.
Films and sharing
A film is created for you from your activity. The finished MP4 may have a public file URL so that you can download or share it. Treat that link as shareable: anyone who receives it may be able to open the file.
Disconnect and delete
You can revoke Vivace from Strava's connected-app settings at any time. That stops future Strava API access. Email us separately if you want existing Vivace records and generated files deleted; we will verify the request and confirm completion.
Independent services
Vivace is not affiliated with Strava, Inc. Strava's own terms and privacy policy continue to govern your Strava account and data on Strava.