Coming soon to iPhone in the US

Explore your world
through fitness

Soltra turns your whole fitness history into an interactive world map. Import years of runs, rides, and hikes, or record new ones, and claim the ground you cover, city by city.

Join the beta

Requires iOS 26+. Available only in the US for now.

Soltra’s dark map of Manhattan with years of routes in gold, densest along the Central Park loop

Other apps bury your best routes

Soltra puts every route you’ve recorded on one map. Find your first 5K, that bike ride on vacation, or your hardest hike.

Soltra’s map of the Northeast from Washington to Maine, years of routes clustered along the coast and densest around New York

Territory

Every mile claims ground

Your routes capture tiles on the map so you can see where you’ve been and how much of a city or park you’ve explored.

Central Park selected on Soltra’s map at 82% explored, the park outlined and filled with gold territory tiles

Photos

See your photos on the route where you took them

Add photos from your library and Soltra matches each one to its activity and pins it to the spot on the route.

Soltra’s map of lower Manhattan with ringed photo pins along the Hudson River Park route, each at the spot where the photo was taken

Live Replay

Press play on your history

Watch the camera chase you through your New York marathon, or see your home city fill in over a year. Set the replay to pause at your photos along the way. Then share the video with friends or save it to your camera roll.

Included with Soltra Pro.

Live Replay of one run in Soltra paused beside One World Trade Center in the City theme, the camera low among 3D buildings, with distance, new tiles, pace, and elevation so far — A single activity

Live Replay of Central Park runs in Soltra on the Satellite theme, the camera tilted over Manhattan with photo pins on the routes and a running tally of miles, elevation, tiles, and activities — A whole park

Personal records

Your records, pinned where you set them

Soltra keeps your fastest times, longest distances, and biggest climbs, including from the activities you import. Each record sits on the map where you set it.

Map of lower Manhattan with record badges for the fastest 50K on the Hudson River route and the fastest 5K by the East River, beside badges for new parks — On the map

Atlas

How many times have you climbed Everest?

Soltra’s Atlas counts your climbing in Everests. It also shows the countries, cities, and parks you’ve visited, along with your total distance, moving time, best efforts, and weekly rhythm.

Soltra’s Atlas: all-time distance, elevation, and tiles, then a chart of your map growing year by year

Places in Soltra’s Atlas: your top country by territory, distance, and activities, then a timeline of the latest countries you reached

New vs revisited ground in Soltra’s Atlas: a bar for each year splitting the tiles covered into new and revisited

Themes and share cards

Eight ways to draw your map

Upgrade to Soltra Pro to personalize your map with seven more themes, like Satellite, Vintage, and City. Each theme comes with a matching share card. Switch the 3D toggle on to see the terrain and buildings you explored.

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Dark World theme, territory tiles filled in gold along every route

Dark World · Free

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Aurora theme, violet and green routes on a deep purple map

Aurora · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Constellation theme, silver-white routes on black

Constellation · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Vintage theme, gold routes on an aged paper map

Vintage · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Report theme, a red route on a pale paper map

Report · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Satellite theme, warm routes over aerial imagery

Satellite · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the Terrain theme, routes over shaded relief

Terrain · Pro

Soltra’s map of Central Park in the City theme, magenta routes over a grey-blue city map

City · Pro

Import

Bring your fitness history with you

Sync with Apple Health or upload your activities from Strava, Garmin, or another fitness app. Watch each route draw onto your map as it uploads. Record new activities in Soltra and sync them straight to Apple Health and Strava.

GPX, TCX, FIT, and ZIP files are supported.

Soltra’s Activities list, each imported or recorded run, ride, and hike shown with its route, distance, time, and new tiles

A single activity in Soltra, its route across Manhattan with distance, elevation, pace, and splits

Privacy

Your map, routes, photos, stats, and activity data stay free to keep and view. Soltra Pro adds extras like Live Replay, seven more map themes, and their share cards. Soltra doesn’t sell your data, show you ads, or use your health data for data mining. Strava and Apple Health get your data only if you connect them. Read the full privacy policy.

Be first on the map

Soltra starts with the routes you’ve already recorded.