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Adret
Turn your ride, run or hike into a poster for your story
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Turn your ride, run or hike into a poster for your story
3 followers
Adret is an app that turns the recording of a ride, run or hike into a poster, ready to post as a story. Each one is drawn from the ground itself: the relief lit by a sun, the paths, streets and summits from OpenStreetMap, and a title set for your route. Import a GPX, FIT or TCX from any watch, or connect Strava. Free, with no account and no watermark, on iPhone, iPad, Android and in your browser. Adret Pro adds print files at 300 dpi, a 9-second film and saved styles.
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Hi Product Hunt, I'm Nicolas. I make Adret on my own, in France.
After a ride, every sports app hands you the same share image: a flat map, a line, three numbers. It looks like everyone else's, and the outing didn't. The posters that do better are sold for a wall, from a web shop, with an order and a wait. I wanted the poster on the phone, the evening of the outing, good enough to post as it comes out.
So Adret draws each poster from the ground itself rather than from somebody else's map tiles. Elevation data gives the relief, lit by a sun. OpenStreetMap gives the paths, streets, rivers and summits, with the peaks and cols named. The title and the stats are set for your route. Yours won't look like anyone else's.
How it works
- Import a GPX, FIT or TCX file from any watch or head unit (Garmin, Wahoo, Suunto, Coros, Polar, a Komoot or Strava export), connect Strava, or on an iPhone or iPad take a workout straight from Apple Health. No file to hand? The import sheet has a sample route.
- Pick a style, then change what you like: every colour, what the map shows, the relief, the title and the stats.
- Share it as a story or a post. Free, with no account and no watermark. A small adret.studio line sits beside the map credit, and one free switch takes it off.
Adret Pro, an optional subscription, is for making a series: saved styles that follow you to every device you sign in on, moving the sun, every typeface, the elevation profile, the map over the whole sheet, the Neon style, long and multi-day routes, a 9-second film of your route drawing itself, and print files at 300 dpi (A3 or 30×40 cm) for any printer you like.
Under the hood
- One engine. The renderer is written in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly, so the same code draws your poster on your phone, in your browser and, when the phone can't, on the server.
- The map data for the whole planet is prepared ahead of time, so a route anywhere can be drawn, and the app never leans on a public map server.
- Your tracks and your posters live on your device, and Adret keeps no copy.
- With Adret Pro and an account, you can ask Claude or ChatGPT for a poster or a film. The assistant only asks; Adret draws it, with the same engine as the app. adret.studio/en/gpx-poster-claude-chatgpt says how, and which ChatGPT plans can.
On a computer you can try it now, without installing anything: app.adret.studio has the sample route.
The name: the adret is the side of a mountain valley that faces the sun, and the ubac is the side in shadow. Every poster is lit like it, and the logo is that valley: a lit face, a shaded face, and the route between them.
What I'd love to hear
- Which style should come next? Five ship today, and the plan is six to eight good ones rather than thirty quick ones.
- What would stop you posting yours? If it's getting the file out of the app you record with, tell me which app.
I'm here all day to answer.
Nicolas