Fatmap has been acquired by the company behind fitness app Strava. Fatmap makes customized 3D maps for people who want to exercise outdoors. Strava eventually wants to integrate 3D Fatmaps into the Strava app.

Fatmap makes 3D maps of mountains, for example, where people can create routes, such as routes for skiing, hiking, or biking. They can share these methods with others. Strava says it’s taking over Fatmap And to give paying subscribers full access to Fatmap’s services by the middle of this year, something that normally costs thirty euros a year.

Strava eventually also wants to integrate Strava’s Fatmaps, however He tells TechCrunch that it does This is a project that takes a lot of time. So now Fatmap remains its own app, and Fatmap may disappear when the service is merged into Strava. Strava is a fitness app that allows users to track, among other things, the route they have exercised. These tracks are displayed with maps, which can then be shared again. For now, these maps are still “flat”, but in the long term Strava wants 3D maps to become more than Fatmaps.

The 3D map maker works with satellite and space companies to create detailed maps that show mountain peaks, rivers, passes, and more. It is not clear how much the Strava acquisition cost.