StrideIQ

A modern running analytics dashboard built with Blazor and .NET 9 that helps runners track annual mileage goals, compare actual progress against planned targets, and forecast year-end performance using real Strava activity data.

Features

Goal Tracking

• Annual mileage goal management
• Miles vs kilometers support
• Manual mileage adjustments
• Progress visualization

Strava Integration

• OAuth 2.0 authentication
• Automatic token refresh
• Year-to-date mileage synchronization
• Monthly activity aggregation

Analytics

• Projected year-end mileage
• Projected finish date
• Ahead/behind pace calculations
• Monthly target breakdown
• Actual vs expected monthly performance
• Goal scenario planning

User Experience

• Responsive dashboard design
• Light and dark themes
• Local persistence
• Advanced configuration options

Tech Stack

• .NET 9
• Blazor Server
• C#
• Strava API
• Local Storage
• OAuth 2.0

Architecture

The application is built using a service-oriented architecture:

Services

• GoalProgressService
• StravaService
• StravaApiService
• StravaAuthService
• LocalStorageService

Components

• GoalSetupPanel
• MonthlyPlanTable
• MonthlyProgressChart
• GoalScenarioPanel
• MonthlyAllocationEditor

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Screenshots

Dashboard (Dark Mode)

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Dashboard (Light Mode)

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Monthly Analytics

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Stretch Goal Planning

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Architecture

Components

Goal Progress Service

Strava Service

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Future Enhancements

• Regional training templates
• AI-powered goal recommendations
• MAUI desktop application
• Historical year-over-year comparisons
• Achievement system expansion

What I Learned

This project provided hands-on experience with:

• OAuth authentication flows
• Third-party API integration
• Dependency injection
• Blazor component architecture
• Data visualization
• State persistence
• Responsive UI design
• Forecasting and analytics logic

Author

Michael Cowell

Senior Software Engineer