FitTrackee
Import activities, map them and keep the stats on your own server.
Technical Profile & Specs
verified 2026-08-11
- Cost
- $0 / forever (Open Source)
- License
- AGPL-3.0+
- Hosting Model
- Self-host (your server)
- Platforms
- webself-hosteddocker to self-host
- Installation
- Docker Compose with FitTrackee and PostgreSQL/PostGIS; PyPI, source, YunoHost, and NixOS installs are also documented
- Operational Setup
- Docker or Python administration plus PostgreSQL 14+ with PostGIS 3.4+, secrets and writable volumes; multi-user email, exports, and archive jobs add Redis and SMTP
- Where Your Data Lives
- Workout uploads, generated static-map cache, and logs live in host-mounted directories; accounts, workouts, routes, equipment, and other metadata live in PostgreSQL/PostGIS, with optional Redis storage for queued jobs
- The Catch / Trade-off
- It covers private activity maps and statistics, but has no Strava-scale social graph, competitive segments, heatmaps, clubs, challenges or integration ecosystem.
Replaces 1 paid app
up to $11.99/mo ($144/yr) in subscriptions
FitTrackee FAQ
Common questions
Is FitTrackee free and open source?+
FitTrackee is an open-source tool licensed under AGPL-3.0+ that runs on self-host. Import activities, map them and keep the stats on your own server.
What paid software does FitTrackee replace?+
FitTrackee serves as a free replacement for 1 paid SaaS application: Strava, saving up to $11.99/month ($144/year) in subscription bills.
How do you install and set up FitTrackee?+
Installation: Docker Compose with FitTrackee and PostgreSQL/PostGIS; PyPI, source, YunoHost, and NixOS installs are also documented. Setup notes: Docker or Python administration plus PostgreSQL 14+ with PostGIS 3.4+, secrets and writable volumes; multi-user email, exports, and archive jobs add Redis and SMTP
What is the catch or trade-off with FitTrackee?+
It covers private activity maps and statistics, but has no Strava-scale social graph, competitive segments, heatmaps, clubs, challenges or integration ecosystem.