First visit
Remember when your activity history first reached a country and see that destination become part of your athletic passport.
Build a virtual passport from the activities you actually did.
Scratlas turns your authorized Strava history into destination stamps earned through rides, runs, swims, hikes, races, and other real-world adventures—not places you manually check off.
See it in action
Open interactive demo A passport of destinations you've earned.
Open a destination to revisit your first activity there, distances and country stamps.
Demo athlete · virtual passportEvery adventure leaves a stamp.
5Countries
12Activities
347.1 kmDistance
🇰🇷 South KoreaFirst visit · Feb 20244 activities · 79.5 km
🇯🇵 JapanFirst visit · May 20262 activities · 61.1 km
🇫🇷 FranceFirst visit · Sep 20252 activities · 96.3 km
- Connect
Authorize your Strava history.
- Discover
Activities resolve to countries and supported regions.
- Explore
View your map, stamps and travel memories.
What is a Strava passport?
A Strava passport is a different way to look back at an activity history. Instead of organizing your memories only by date, sport, or route, Scratlas organizes them by destination. Countries become passport stamps, supported regions become progress to explore, and each destination reflects the activities that took you there.
Activities and distance
See how many activities and how much distance are associated with the places you have explored.
Optional activity photos
When Activity Memories is enabled, Scratlas can pair supported Strava activity photos with the country or region they belong to.
Made for athletes whose training has a travel story.
A passport view is especially useful when your activity history spans more than your home roads and trails. It can capture destination races, cycling tours, training camps, hiking trips, open-water swims, work travel runs, and the ordinary workouts that became memorable because of where they happened.
Runners and racers
Turn race trips and travel runs into a destination history that lives beyond finish times and individual activity pages.
Cyclists and tourers
See countries and supported regions accumulated through road rides, gravel trips, commuting abroad, and long-distance events.
Multi-sport explorers
Combine different activity types into one geographic record instead of keeping separate mental maps for every sport.
Your passport is earned automatically from activity history.
Authorize your Strava connection
Scratlas reads the activities made available through the permissions you grant. “Only You” activities are excluded unless you explicitly choose the broader Strava permission in Scratlas settings.
Scratlas resolves countries and regions
Location is processed to determine destination geography. Exact coordinates are not retained in the Scratlas database.
Your private passport takes shape
Countries, supported regions, first visits, activity totals, distance, and optional memories become a browsable athletic travel journal.
A passport without turning your activity history into a public profile.
Scratlas is private by default. It does not publish a public athlete passport or public map from your Strava data. Share features are designed around generated story cards rather than exposing the underlying routes, coordinates, account IDs, or complete private activity history.
If your main goal is geographic coverage rather than stamps, see the Scratlas Strava world map.
Virtual Strava passport questions
Do I have to enter the countries I visited manually?
No. Scratlas derives destination progress from the Strava activities available to the app, so the passport is based on recorded activity rather than a travel checklist.
Can a country have regions inside it?
Yes. Where Scratlas supports regional geography, a country can include states, provinces, or equivalent subdivisions while still keeping the country-level passport stamp.
Does Scratlas keep my exact GPS coordinates?
No. Coordinates are used transiently on the server for country and region resolution and are then discarded rather than persisted.
Can I delete the passport later?
Yes. Disconnect & Delete Strava Data revokes the connection and deletes Scratlas's locally retained Strava-derived and derived passport data for the account.
Your training history already has a passport. Scratlas makes it visible.
Connect Strava to build yours, or explore the fictional demo first.