Plugins

Plugins add optional functionality that is not built into the core application. Once an administrator has installed a plugin, it appears in the plugin settings page where users can configure and enable it.

Plugin installation and self-hosted connector trust settings are administrator tasks. See Plugin installation for runtime bundle and connector details.

Strava Plugin

A Strava subscription is required

With Strava’s June 2026 Developer Program update, accessing the Strava API as a “Standard Tier” developer requires an active Strava subscription. Because each wanderer user connects with their own Client ID and Client Secret, everyone using this plugin counts as a Standard Tier developer and is subject to this requirement.

• New developers: subscription required since June 1, 2026.
• Existing developers: subscription required from June 30, 2026.
• Active developers without a subscription are granted 3 months free to transition — redeem the offer from your Strava API settings dashboard.

Your personal data export and device/wearable integrations are not affected; only programmatic API access is. A free (non-subscriber) Strava account can no longer use this plugin once the transition period ends. For details see Strava’s Developer Program update and API FAQ.

Creating an App in Strava

Before integrating Strava with wanderer, you need to create an API application in Strava. Visit Strava’s API settings and follow the steps to create a new API application. Your setup should resemble the following:

Setting Up the Plugin

1. Copy the Client ID and Client Secret.
2. Go to the plugins page in wanderer’s settings.
3. Click the settings button for the Strava plugin.
4. Enter your Client ID and Client Secret.
5. Choose whether you want to sync routes, activities, or both.

6. Click Save & connect.
7. You will be redirected to Strava’s authorization page. Keep all checkboxes selected and click Authorize.
8. You will then be redirected back to wanderer.
9. Toggle the plugin on. It is now active.

If you later change the Client ID or Client Secret, reconnect the plugin. Other settings can be saved without repeating the OAuth flow.

komoot Plugin

The komoot plugin requires only your komoot username and password:

1. Open the komoot settings from the plugins menu.
2. Enter your komoot credentials.
3. Save the settings.
4. Toggle the plugin on. It will become active immediately.

Your planned and completed trails will now sync with wanderer.

Hammerhead Plugin

The Hammerhead plugin requires your Hammerhead account details:

1. Open the Hammerhead settings from the plugins menu.
2. Enter your Hammerhead email and password.
3. Choose whether you want to sync planned tours, completed tours, or both.
4. (Optional) Set an “ignore trails before” date to avoid syncing duplicates if your Hammerhead account is already connected to other services.
5. Save the settings and toggle the plugin on. It will become active immediately after a successful login.

Note

This page still describes provider setup at a high level. Provider-specific details depend on the installed plugin’s manifest and capabilities.