Mapping Apps for Video

Dennis Pack said:

I used the free version of Relive until I went on my Camino ... I found the paid version worth the cost (something like $70/year), and it does integrate with several other systems. Only took me a few minutes a day to put the video together.
However, I did find myself thinking about photos I was going to take for the app ... and I think it took a lot away from my Camino experience.

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jeanineonthecamino said:

So for all the video making techies - What apps do you use to turn your days journey into a cool map for sharing in a video? You know - the ones that trace your route for others to see what you did. Not just a drawn image, or a line on the map - but a moving marker showing where you started and ended for the day. Bonus if it can include pictures or other video footage with the map. I would like to post something quick and easy to my facebook page this year. I do track my walk with my apple watch and the health app - so it would be nice if the app used that since I already plan to record my walk that way. But - not a deal breaker if it doesn't work with my apple watch (as long as the app is iphone compatible).

What do you use? What cool things does the app do that you like? So far I know of Relive (just downloaded yesterday) - but I have seen better versions out there - just don't know what app is being used! For Relive - is the paid version much better than the free version? I don't mind paying for an app if the app is worth it - but there is an annual/monthly fee which makes me more reluctant. And won't use the free trial until I am ready to leave if I go that route.

What else is out there?

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LavanyaLea said:

Yes, it is Relive. Used to pair with Strava but not anymore. My watch is Suunto and Relive works with Suunto. I’m only using the free version so there is a limit as to how many photos I can add to the journeys and the music selection is awful (I think only 2 options) so most of the time I chose no music.

It is very easy to use on the go, when you’re on the move. And leave proper video editing when you’re at home with laptop etc…

I don’t find it drains my battery more than other apps do. I’ve found when out hiking in nature it’s better to put my phone on airplane mode to save battery, otherwise it would keep trying to find 3G/4G/5G receptions and that is what kills my battery.

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