privacy-friendly-notes VS gpslogger

Sudoku (Privacy Friendly) (version 3.1.1): (SECUSO) Privacy Friendly Sudoku without permissions or advertising

QR Scanner (PFA) (version 4.3.1): (SECUSO) Privacy Friendly QR-Scanner with minimal permissions

Shopping List (Privacy Friendly) (version 1.1): (SECUSO) Create shopping lists and manage them privacy friendly

Notes (PFA) (version 1.4.0): (SECUSO) Notes App with minimal permissions and without advertising

Privacy Friendly Weather lets you watch the weather for cities and locations you are interested in. The app has been developed by the research group SECUSO at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. More info can be found on https://secuso.org/pfa

Pedometer (PFA) (version 3.0.0): (SECUSO) Counts your steps in the background. Customize daily goals.

Weather (PFA) (version 3.1.1): (SECUSO) Lets you watch the weather for cities and locations of your choice

Password Generator (PFA) (version 1.2.0): (SECUSO) Generate passwords for your accounts from one master password

Backup (Privacy Friendly): (SECUSO) Backup Application for Privacy Friendly Apps

Notes (PFA) (version 1.1.0): (SECUSO) Notes App with minimal permissions and without advertising

For location history I use https://gpslogger.app. It's open-source, can be found on F-Droid and has many settings.

I realize tracking takes some battery life. But I already run two GPS trackers on my phone (Google Maps tracks location, also I have GPSLogger. They both use a very small amount of battery. Eufy is using a lot more.

Or you could use a more efficient GPS logging app. eg GPS Logger. https://gpslogger.app/ It has settings you can adjust to save power, eg reduce the frequency of recording points. Then you can export a GPX file afterwards to upload to Strava.

GPSLogger (version 127): A lightweight GPS logger, battery efficient, GPX/KML, add notes, share, upload.

Haven't used strava or komoot and my answer probably is too late, sorry. But I personally used "GPSLogger for Android" on longer trips. Works pretty well, you have several options to tweak the performance and therefore your battery life.

I like GPSLogger for Android to log the trip to GPX https://gpslogger.app/ but haven't found anything I like to save it visually

My method, FWIW, is to attach a small Bluetooth device to the bike (I have a speaker, but anything you can power on or off works). I have an Android phone with Tasker and GPSLogger, and I have a Tasker profile which starts logging when it connects to the specific Bluetooth device, and stops logging when it disconnect. It's a bit of a janky setup but it does record my rides pretty consistently without having to actually handle my phone.