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

Down from the crater rim to the lake, then up to the summit by moonlight: Indonesia's second-highest volcano on foot.

By truck along the dirt road, on foot up the black ash cone and down again on a board: volcano boarding in Nicaragua.

From Laurenburg past the Goethepunkt to Obernhof and back on the Lahn valley railway: a day of hiking on the Lahn.
The film is already ready. Here you give it your music, your pace and your stops.

Record on your phone, connect a watch, or upload a GPX file, such as from Komoot, Strava, or Garmin.
Android
The Maptale app records your route, and the photos and videos you take along the way are placed where they belong. Afterwards, watch the film in the app or browser.
Automatic
Once connected, every new tour arrives in Maptale by itself. The photos you took along the way are added from your phone by the Maptale app.
Any watch, any app
From Garmin, Strava, Komoot and almost any sports watch. Upload the file in the studio, and Maptale puts your photos in their place on the route.
More services comingWe are working on direct connections to more services, so your tours arrive without a detour.
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.





Your tour from above
Satellite image: Esri, Vantor, Earthstar Geographics, GIS User Community · Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors, © OpenMapTiles
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.
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.
There are three ways:
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.
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.
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.
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.

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.