Dibma is a web application designed specifically for creating fake running activities that can be uploaded to Strava. It enables users to generate realistic-looking GPS data, complete with customizable routes, pace metrics, and heart rate information, all exported as FIT files compatible with Strava's upload system.

The platform offers several key features including the ability to draw custom routes on a map interface, set specific distances and pace parameters, control heart rate data, add stop times or pauses for realism, and preview activity charts before generating the final file. Users can customize dates and times for their activities and have stats calculated automatically based on their route and pace settings.

The process works through a simple three-step workflow: users first sketch their desired route on an interactive map, then configure detailed parameters like distance, pace, heart rate, and timing, and finally preview and generate the FIT file ready for Strava upload. This approach requires no actual GPS tracking or physical running.

Benefits include creating content for social sharing, testing Strava integrations or features, and generating humorous or impossible routes for entertainment purposes. The tool is positioned as being purely for fun and experimentation rather than competitive advantage.

The service targets runners and Strava users looking to create parody content, test features, or generate unique activities without physical exertion. It operates on a credit-based pricing model with no subscription requirements, and integrates specifically with Strava's FIT file upload system.