Dibma Tool Creates Fake Running Activities for Strava with Custom Routes and Metrics
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Summary
Dibma/Joki Strava is a tool that allows users to create fake running activities for the Strava fitness tracking platform. Users can draw custom routes, control pace and heart rate data, and export FIT files for various purposes including fun, testing, or content creation.
Key quotes
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Draw custom routes, control pace and heart rate
Export FIT files for fun, tests, or content
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