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Two of the biggest names in fitness tracking are beefing: Fitness app Strava has filed a lawsuit against Garmin, demanding that the device manufacturer cease selling effectively all of its fitness watches and cycling computers. The suit claims patent infringement on two core features—segments and heatmaps—and alleges that Garmin violated a decade-old cooperation agreement between the two companies.

But according to Strava's Chief Product Officer Matt Salazar, the lawsuit is a response to a much more immediate threat: Garmin's plan to cut off API access unless Strava plasters the Garmin logo across virtually every part of

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