One of the notable features of this app is the ability to automatically add pictures of your adventure that you took along the way. The pull-down menu at the top of the Record screen allows you to choose the activity you are going to record. The ‘Record’ button at the bottom of the app will allow you to record just about any type of activity to create the video. If you don’t already use an activity tracker or want to use Relive separately, the app can track any activity itself. You can also import activities individually if you don’t want the automatic connection. This automatic import seems to be what caused a popular activity tracker called Strava to block Relive from working. Once you connect your activity tracker to Relive will automatically import your adventure to the app to create the animation. Here’s the list of trackers that it currently works with: Apple Health (Watch), Bryton, Coros, Lezyne, Garmin Connect, Polar Flow, Ride with GPS, Rouvy, Runkeeper, Suunto, Under Armor (Map My Run, Walk, Ride, Hike), Wahoo, Zepp (formerly Amazfit). If you already use an activity tracker to track your adventures, the Relive app can work with many of them to convert that data into a visual representation of your activities. Whether you’re on a bike ride, jog, hike or paddle, your phone can track your speed, direction, and elevation changes that the app can use to recreate or ‘re-live’ your adventures. The app that leverages all this technology you most likely saw is called ‘Relive’ ( ) and is available for iOS and Android devices. Our smartphones have so much amazing technology in them that with very little effort, we can recreate our adventures in animated form. This question was answered on August 4, 2022.

I saw a post on social media that recreated a long bike ride in 3D animation and want to know how they did it! Answer

Relive bike app