BackYour data, briefly
Still Air turns a goal time on a climb into watts, pacing and the best day to try. To do that it reads some of your Strava data. This page says what, why and how to remove it. Last updated 15 November 2026.
What Still Air reads from Strava
- Your profile: Strava athlete ID, first name, weight and FTP.
- Segments you open or have starred: the route, gradient, KOM and your PR.
- Your efforts on those segments: date, time, power, heart rate.
Still Air only reads. It never posts, edits or deletes anything on your Strava account.
Why
Only to show you your own numbers: the watts for your goal, your pacing plan, the best window and your history. Your data is never shown to anyone else, sold, used for advertising, or used to train AI models.
Where it is kept, and for how long
- Your Strava sign-in tokens are stored securely on Cloudflare until you disconnect.
- Strava data is kept in a short-lived cache: efforts for 30 minutes, segment details up to 7 days, then removed automatically.
- Your weight, FTP and best-power edits stay in your own browser.
- One cookie keeps you signed in for 30 days. There are no tracking or advertising cookies.
Weather
To get the wind, Still Air sends the start and finish coordinates of a segment to Open-Meteo. No personal data is sent with them.
Disconnect and delete
Use Disconnect and delete my data at the bottom of Still Air. It revokes Still Air's access on Strava and deletes everything stored for you straight away. Revoking Still Air in your Strava settings (Settings › My Apps) does the same.
Your rights and contact
Under the GDPR you can ask what we hold about you, ask for a copy, or ask for it to be corrected or deleted. Write to hola@stillaircycling.com. You can also complain to the Spanish data protection authority, the AEPD.
Still Air is an independent app and is not made by Strava. Strava data is used under the Strava API Agreement.