Speed & GPS
Route line, elevation and speed synced to every GPS sample on the 3D map.
Replay your rides live in cinematic 3D.
Import Floaty, Stoked Sync, CSV, GPX and JSON ride data. Scrub through GPS, speed, voltage, current and temperature on an interactive 3D map.
Supports GPX, CSV, JSON · VESC telemetry · Rich HUD overlays · 3D replay · Mobile-first PWA
Replay every ride like a 3D flight path.
- Scrub forward and backward through the ride
- Switch between top, follow and cinematic camera views
- Watch telemetry change live along the route
- Built for desktop now, mobile replay and pinch/zoom ready
Built for VESC-based boards
Import from tools you already use
Strava, Komoot and more — drag the strip to browse supported ride sources.
How Ride2Map works
Upload your ride file, replay it on a 3D map, inspect telemetry frame by frame, then create visuals worth sharing.
Import
Upload GPX, CSV or JSON — or paste a Floaty session link.
Replay
Watch your route on Mapbox 3D terrain with live camera movement.
Analyze
Scrub to any moment and read speed, voltage, duty and temperatures.
Share
Send a replay link today; cinematic export workflows are on the roadmap.
VESC telemetry, mapped to every point on your route.
Track speed, voltage, current, duty cycle, temperatures, battery data and GPS position directly inside the replay.
Distance, elevation, pauses, regen and charging events can be shown when present in the imported file.
Drag to explore telemetry
Built for riders who read their data
Read the board
Speed, voltage, current, duty cycle and temperatures stay synced with the route.
Scrub the ride
Replay every second and inspect the exact moment things changed.
Import your files
Use Floaty, GPX, CSV and JSON data with a VESC-focused structure.
Go beyond VESC boards
Ready for e-skate, e-bike, MTB and other GPS + telemetry datasets.
Cinematic flyover feel. Live replay control.
Ride2Map gives GPX and ride data the look of a cinematic 3D flyover, but keeps the replay interactive. Scrub the timeline, pinch to zoom on mobile and switch between Top, Follow and Close camera presets while speed, elevation and telemetry update live.
- Mapbox-based 3D camera movement
- Speed, elevation and VESC telemetry overlays
- Built for VESC boards, Onewheel, e-skate, MTB and e-bike rides
Import, replay, share
Upload a file, paste a ride link or connect a source. Ride2Map prepares the replay so you can inspect the route and share it.
Supported imports and formats
Honest about what works today versus what is partner-ready or still rolling out.
Available today
Live- FloatyJSON & CSV export structure
- Float ControlCSV and .csv.zip archives
- GPXGeneric ride replay
- Ride2Map JSONImport schema
- VESC telemetryFields when present in the file
- StravaGPX export today; OAuth activity import planned
Partner-ready / planned
Roadmap- Strava OAuthOne-tap activity import from your Strava account
- Stoked SyncJSON adapter — spec published
- FIT importGarmin-style activity files
- Apple HealthHealth-style integrations
- OneWheel appDirect sync
- More sourcesAdditional board and sensor formats
Free to replay. Plus when you want more control.
Try the core 3D replay experience free. Upgrade when you need more saves, deeper telemetry views and future export workflows.
Free
- Import a ride
- Basic 3D replay
- Basic telemetry preview
- Try sample rides
Plus
Plus- More saved rides
- Advanced telemetry views
- More replay controls
- Share/export workflows
- Priority source requests
Cinematic export tools rolling out.
View plansHelp shape Ride2Map.
Rider feedback and sample files directly influence import support and replay polish.
Share feedback
Found a bug, rough import or weird replay behavior? Send feedback and help improve Ride2Map.
Send feedback →Submit ride sources
Want Floaty, Float Control, Ride Hermes, VESC CSV/JSON or another format to work better? Send example files or field notes.
Submit source idea →Share your replay
Post your Ride2Map replay and tag us. Rider examples help shape the product and show what live 3D replay can do.
Tag @ride2map →FAQ
Quick answers about 3D ride replay, VESC telemetry and imports.
Is Ride2Map a ride tracker?
No. Ride2Map is not primarily a ride tracker. It is the visualization, replay and export layer for ride data you already collect in apps like Floaty, Stoked Sync, Strava or GPX-based tools.
Does Ride2Map replace Floaty or Stoked Sync?
No. Floaty and Stoked Sync remain the source apps for recording rides and board telemetry. Ride2Map adds a 3D replay and storytelling layer on top of their exports.
Can I import GPX files?
Yes. Ride2Map supports generic GPX imports plus GPX exports from Strava, Komoot, Bergfex and other GPS tools. GPX provides route geometry; telemetry depth depends on what the export includes.
Does Ride2Map support VESC and board telemetry?
Yes. Ride2Map is built for VESC-based boards and boardsport telemetry. When your export includes battery voltage, current, duty cycle, motor or controller temperature, pitch, roll, speed, elevation and GPS, the replay HUD can surface it during playback.
Can I use Ride2Map on mobile?
Yes. Ride2Map is a mobile-first progressive web app. You can import, replay and share rides from modern mobile browsers.
Can I export videos or share ride replays?
Ride2Map supports shareable replay links today. Video export with cinematic effects is on the roadmap for Plus-tier users; the core replay and share workflow is available now.
Ready to replay your ride?
Try Ride2Map with a sample ride or upload your own GPS and telemetry data.