Ride2Map vs Relive
Relive turns GPS activities into polished 3D route videos for social sharing. Ride2Map keeps the ride as a live, scrubable 3D session — especially when you import board telemetry from Floaty, Stoked Sync or compatible JSON/CSV exports.
Video story vs live replay session
Relive's strength is a finished, shareable video — music, photos and highlights packaged for social feeds. Ride2Map is built around an always-on replay viewer: scrub to any moment, switch camera presets and inspect telemetry overlays while the 3D map stays interactive.
Neither replaces the other. Many riders export GPX from their tracker, generate a Relive clip for Instagram, and use Ride2Map when they want to inspect a line or battery event frame-by-frame on the web.
When Ride2Map fits better
- You want to scrub and inspect any moment of the ride on a 3D map — not only watch a rendered clip
- You import Floaty, Stoked Sync, Float Control or other JSON/CSV board telemetry
- You need a shareable interactive replay link without waiting for video generation
When Relive fits better
- You want a polished social video with photos, music and automatic highlights
- Your workflow is tracker → auto-generated story, not director-style replay
- GPX from Garmin, Wahoo or similar is enough — board telemetry depth is not the goal
At a glance
Based on publicly available product information and Ride2Map supported imports (Jun 2026). Partial = touches the area but is not the primary workflow. Tracker columns (Floaty, Stoked Sync) describe recording/export; Ride2Map columns describe import/replay. Capabilities may change.
| Feature | Ride2Map | Relive |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | 3D visualization & replay layer | Route video generation |
| Native 3D route replay | Yes | Partial |
| Scrubable 3D timeline | Yes | No |
| Web-first live replay | Yes | Partial |
| VESC / board telemetry | Yes | No |
| Rich JSON telemetry | Yes | No |
| Share / export workflow | Partial | Yes |