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Strautomator generates a live iCal (ICS) feed of your Strava activities, upcoming club events, and GearWear component-change reminders. Paste the generated URL into any calendar app that supports webcal subscriptions — no manual exports or repeated downloads needed.
Your calendar feed refreshes automatically. Once you subscribe, new activities and events appear in your calendar app without any action on your part.

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What gets exported

Use the Calendar page to choose exactly what appears in your feed. Type — pick one export mode: Sport types — filter to All sports, Rides only, or Runs only. Additional options:
  • Exclude commutes — omit activities flagged as commutes on Strava
  • Only events I have joined — show club events you’ve RSVPed to, hide the rest
  • Include events outside my country — broaden club event results internationally
  • Add event links on descriptions — append a direct Strava link to each calendar event description
  • Compact descriptions — shorten the detail text for cleaner calendar views
Date range — control how far back and forward the feed reaches (applies to activities; club events always look forward).

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Plan limits

Free plan

  • Up to 90 days of past activities
  • Up to 5 days of future club events
  • Default event template (not customizable)

PRO plan

  • Up to 10 years of past activities
  • Up to 1 year of future club events
  • Custom event summary and description templates

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How to subscribe

1

Copy your calendar URL

Go to the Calendar page in Strautomator. Configure your export options, then copy the URL shown in the text field (it starts with https://).
2

Open Google Calendar settings

In Google Calendar, click the + icon next to Other calendars in the left sidebar, then select From URL.
3

Paste and add

Paste the URL into the URL of calendar field and click Add calendar. Google will import the feed — it may take a few minutes to appear.

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Custom templates (PRO)

PRO users can customize how each activity appears in the calendar feed using dynamic tags — the same ${tags} syntax used in automation actions. On the Calendar page, scroll down to the Activity template section:
  • Event summary — the calendar event title (e.g., ${name} — ${distance})
  • Event details — the event body/description (e.g., ${distance} in ${movingTime} | ${weather})
Type $ to trigger the tag autocomplete menu. After saving, the new template applies on the next calendar refresh.
Use ${name} to keep your original Strava activity name in the summary, then add metrics like ${elevationGain} or ${avgSpeed} in the details field for a quick workout overview in your calendar.

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Resetting your calendar URL

If you want to invalidate your current feed — for example, if you’ve shared the URL and want to revoke access — click Reset URL token on the Calendar page.
Resetting your URL token generates a new calendar link. Any calendar apps subscribed to the old URL will stop receiving updates. You’ll need to resubscribe with the new URL in each app.