How it works
From a finished activity to a video worth posting.
Relic works with the files you already have. Here's what happens between connecting an account and posting the flyover.
Connect Strava, or upload a GPX
Sign in with Google or email, then authorize read-only access to your Strava activities. No Strava? Upload a GPX exported from Garmin Connect, Coros, Wahoo, Apple Health or any other app. Relic never posts anything back to your feed.
Pick the day
Your activities appear in one list you can filter and sort by longest or most elevation. Choose the run, ride or hike worth telling.
Make the flyover
Relic lays your GPS line on real 3D terrain and flies a camera along it. Kilometre markers flash as you cross them, landmarks along the route are labelled, and the camera pulls back at the end to reveal the whole line before an outro card with your stats. You get a 9:16 video of about 28 seconds, ready for Reels and Stories.
Make the posters
From the same activity, export a 1:1 Finish Line card, a 4:5 Highlight, a 4:5 Portrait over your own photo, or a 4:5 render of the terrain. Choose the basemap, line colour and which stats to show; every image downloads at 1080px with a caption ready to paste.
Read what it did to your fitness
Every synced activity feeds your analysis. Runners get Relic Effort, fitness, fatigue and form, Relic VDOT, aerobic decoupling, pace fade and heart-rate zones. Riders get a power-duration curve, Critical Power and W′, a Relic mFTP estimate and a fueling protocol.
Your territory
A whole year on one map.
Territory overlays every outdoor route you recorded in a year and shows where you ran or rode most. Turn it into a poster or a running collage, and see who leads each patch of your city — runners and riders on separate boards.
3D print
Hold the route in your hand.
The free GPX to 3D tool builds a printable terrain model of your route — your line raised above the real hills — and gives you STL and 3MF files for any 3D printer. No account needed.
Your data
Read-only, and yours.
Relic reads your activities to draw and analyse them, and never writes to Strava. Videos and posters stay in your account until you download and share them. More in the FAQ.