One normalised wearable-data API, for fitness & wellness software

No. Strava is not a supported provideron CaterFit — we don’t connect, store, normalise or resell Strava data to your product, and we don’t list it as an available integration.

Strava’s API terms don’t allow a third-party “aggregator” like CaterFit to fetch Strava data and pass it through to another app. They also only permit an athlete’s Strava data to be shown to that same athlete — not to a coach or anyone else, even withthe athlete’s consent. We’d rather tell you that plainly than ship something that gets your app cut off.

They connect Strava directly to a Strava-compliant integration you run yourself, under your ownStrava API agreement — not through CaterFit. Note that even then, Strava’s standard terms let you show an athlete their own Strava data in an athlete-facing experience; they do notlet you surface that data to a coach or any third party without a separate written agreement from Strava. Registering your own app doesn’t change that — so plan for an athlete-facing view, not a coach dashboard, for Strava data.

If your athletes also wear a Polar, Withings or other supported device, CaterFit gives you a normalised feed of thatdata — so you still get one consistent shape for everything we’re allowed to carry.

Not yet. Oura is approval-gated: using its API through an aggregator needs a written agreement and, in Oura’s model, per-end-customer approval. CaterFit can’t obtain or imply those approvals on your behalf, and connecting an ordinary consumer Oura account isn’t enough on its own.

We’re pursuing the correct partner path with Oura. Until a written agreement is in place we keep Oura marked partner approval requiredrather than pretending it’s live.

For some providers we can, and we’re working through the proper partner agreements (that’s what “partner approval required” means on the provider list). But an agreement has to actually permit the thing we’d be doing — aggregating, storing a normalised history, and exposing it to your product.

For Strava specifically, the standard terms prohibit that aggregator model outright, so there’s no honest way to offer it today. If that ever changes with a negotiated written agreement, we’ll update this page — we won’t advertise it before then.