Step 2: Selecting Photos Taken During Rides Instead, you’ll now have to connect a third-party device (Garmin, Suunto, or Polar), record your activities directly in the app, or import files via the Relive website.

Update: On July 11, 2019, the company sent an email to users and posted a letter on their website letting us know “you can no longer create Relive videos based on your Strava activities.” This is whereĪdventures using a third-party app or device (more coming soon) like: Take it step-by-step: Step 1: Downloading & Using the Relive Appĭownload the Relive app for your iOS or Android smartphone and then sign up forĪn account, whether using email, Facebook, or Google credentials. Have created more than 100 million personal video stories. Website explains that they’ve garnered more than three million members, who Their iOS and Android apps were released one year later. Soon after, he launched the company in April 2016, and Idea for the Relive app initially occurred to co-founder Yousef El-Dardiryĭuring a cycling trip to Tenerife. My Experience With How the Relive App Works Is their paid Club membership necessarily worth the price? Based on myĮxperience after more than a year, this is the central question I’ll help youīegin with the app’s functionality so that we can compare the differencesīetween the two. Relive app is completely free and only takes a few minutes. If you already track your rides, turning them into 3D adventures with the And except for Strava (more soon) you don’t need to switch between them during your activities-just record and go. Relive connects with several iOS and Android mobile devices, including third-party tracking apps and brand-specific programs. (and where you took them), distance, elevation gain, speed, and overall time. Then, you can share these personal adventures with others, whetherĪpp also highlights different moments of each adventure, including pictures We’ll explore how it works, what I’ve experienced as a Club member, and whether or not I think it’s worth the upgrade.īike rides, runs, hikes, and snow sessions-like a “fly-over your route,” theyĪdvertise. The Relive app has grown leaps and bounds in popularity since its launch in 2017.

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