Your hike, journey, bike ride, or motorcycle tour, once more from above.

Maptale flies along your route and pauses at your photos, with the light and weather of the day you were on your way.

Satellite imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, GIS User Community

Three tours to watch

No account needed, right in the browser. Stop wherever you want and view the photos along the way.

In the Studio it becomes your film.

The film is already ready. Here you give it your music, your pace and your stops.

The Studio timeline of a tour: scenes as a strip of photos, below them music, travel mode, camera and weather
Satellite imagery: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, GIS User Community
  • StopEvery photo gets its time
  • MusicSongs along the route
  • WeatherRain where it rained
  • PaceClose on foot, wide on the ferry

Where your tours come from

Record on your phone, connect a watch, or upload a GPX file, such as from Komoot, Strava, or Garmin.

More services comingWe are working on direct connections to more services, so your tours arrive without a detour.

Take Maptale with you on your phone

The Maptale app records your tour and remembers where you took photos. Once you return, your path from above awaits, with the weather of that day.

Coming soon toGoogle PlayComing soon toApp Store
The player flies over the crater lake of Rinjani, with the photo stops bar below
Tour list of the Maptale app, grouped by month, with cover picture and film length
Discover tab of the app with a tour film up top and tours from around the world
New tour: a large record button, below it GPS track, photos only, and watch & tracker
Recording in progress: the map shows the route so far along the Lahn

Your tour from above

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Satellite image: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, GIS User Community · Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, © OpenMapTiles

Frequently Asked Questions

What you want to know before your first film: devices, recording, costs and privacy.

Have a question that is not covered? We welcome your feedback.

Which tours can Maptale show?

Any tour you recorded: hiking, mountain tours, cycling, bikepacking, running, motorcycle or road trips, and journeys of all kinds. In Studio, you choose the mode of transport and pace for each segment.

What that looks like for a hike ›

How do my tours get into Maptale?

There are three ways:

  • Record with the Maptale app for Android.
  • Link your Polar account: new activities come in by themselves (more services coming).
  • Upload a GPX file in the studio. Almost every sports watch and app exports one, for example Garmin, Strava or Komoot.
How does Maptale differ from Relive?

Maptale turns your tour into a film that runs in the browser and has its own address to share. You choose music, camera and photo stops; light and weather are those of that day.

Read the full comparison ›

What does Maptale cost and how is the project funded?

In alpha, Maptale is free. Paid options will follow later, as the project needs to sustain itself. What they look like is not decided yet. We do not sell your data, and it is stored on servers in Europe.

Is Maptale available for iOS or without an app?

Player and Studio run in the browser on desktop, tablet, and phone. You do not need an app to watch tours or work with GPX files. The app is available for Android, with an iOS version in preparation.

Where does the weather data come from?

Maptale determines historical weather through Open-Meteo for the exact location and hour of your tour. Photos along the route refine the picture: image analysis aligns sky and lighting with the weather data.

Show your next tour from above.

Maptale is in closed alpha right now. Join the waiting list, and as soon as a spot opens up, your invitation code arrives by email.