Adret – Leave a trace

Three taps: import the recording from a ride, a run, a hike or a trail race, choose what the map shows, share. You take away a poster, ready to post before your shoes are off, with no watermark. A REAL MAP, NOT A SCREENSHOT The screenshot from your sports app looks like everyone else’s. Every Adret poster is drawn for your route: the mountains take on volume under a low sun, the streets, paths, rivers and summits find their place, and the title is set for your track. Nothing is pasted over somebody else’s map. YOUR TRACK, YOUR STATS, YOUR NAME ON IT Fully customisable. The style is yours: everything can be changed, and every change is kept as you make it. • What the map draws: mountain, town, or both, and every layer can be shown or hidden • The relief, shaded or flat • Every colour, from the track down to the background, each with its own opacity • The title, its size, the date, and the stats that matter: distance, climb, moving and total time, pace, speed, in kilometres or miles • A photo of the day under the poster, or a transparent background to lay it over a video • The small adret.studio signature beside the map credit, which one switch removes • Pinch the poster to look at a detail up close • Undo, redo, start again ANY WATCH, ANY HEAD UNIT Garmin, Wahoo, Suunto, Coros, Polar, a Strava export, a Komoot export: if it writes a GPX, a FIT or a TCX, Adret reads it. No account required, and no platform to ask permission from. And if you would rather not hunt for the file: connect Strava, or take a workout straight out of Apple Health. YOUR TRACKS STAY YOURS Your tracks and your posters live on your device, and Adret keeps no copy. No account to create, no feed, no leaderboard. Nobody sees your route until you share it. And when you do, the start and the end can stay at home. ADRET PRO, OPTIONAL SUBSCRIPTION An in-app purchase, monthly or yearly. All of the above is free. Everything you need to make a series: • Save a look and put it on any poster, on every device you sign in on • The Neon style: a red and violet relief on a dark sheet • Every typeface, in every weight • Print files at 300 dpi, A3 or 30×40 cm, for any printer you like • A 9-second film of your route drawing itself, for a story or a post • Every layout, the map over the whole sheet included • Move the sun: eight bearings, three heights • The route’s elevation, drawn under the map • Long and multi-day routes • Ask Claude or ChatGPT for a poster or a film, once you sign in Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the ODbL. Leave a trace.