Runna launched in 2021 with a simple mission: to make personalized coaching more accessible, help everyday runners train better and blend human expertise with artificial intelligence-driven training plans. Just four years later, its early backers struck gold. In April, fitness and social-media behemoth Strava — now valued at $2.2 billion — acquired the London-based startup …
In its first strategic move since acquiring training app Runna in April, Strava announced on Wednesday that it will now offer a joint subscription for both services. The move is a step toward uniting the platforms and will cost users $149.99 as a yearly buy-in — with no monthly tier as an option. According to …
Strava announced on Thursday that it is acquiring London-based training app Runna, in a deal that will unite two of the most popular technology fitness powers. The terms of the deal have not been revealed but bringing Runna into Strava's portfolio creates a training and social giant that could potentially service hundreds of millions of …