Maptivities

My Maptivity

Drop your GPS files below to build maps of your activities. Click the title any time to rename it.
For hikers, cyclists, pilgrims & long-distance travellers

Turn your GPS files into a journey worth sharing.

Drop your Strava, Garmin, or Apple Health export below and build a beautiful page of your whole trip — maps, elevation, stats, and a poster. It all happens right here in your browser.

Drop your journey here

Easiest: drop your entire Strava, Garmin, or Apple Health export ZIP — I'll read what's inside, find your multi-day journeys, and you pick one.

Or: drop individual activity files — GPX, TCX, or raw watch FIT files, one per day (.gz-compressed versions work too).

First time here? How to get your data:
Strava
Everything at once — your whole history in one ZIP
  1. On the Strava website (not the phone app), click your name top-right → Settings → My Account.
  2. Under Download your account, click Get Started, then Request download. Stay in that box — don't continue into the delete-account steps below it.
  3. Strava emails a link to your account address (may take a few hours). Download the ZIP and drop it here, unopened.
or
Just the days you want — trying it out, or you already know your dates

Grab those activities one at a time: open an activity → the ⋯ menu → Export GPX, and drop those files here.

Garmin
Everything at once — your whole history in one ZIP
  1. Go to garmin.com/account/datamanagement and sign in.
  2. Click Export Your Data, then Request Data Export.
  3. Garmin emails a download link (can take a few days — check spam). Download the ZIP and drop the whole thing here.
or
Just the days you want — trying it out, or you already know your dates

Open an activity in Garmin Connect → the gear menu → Export to GPX, and drop those files here.

Apple Health / Apple Watch
  1. Open the Health app on your iPhone.
  2. Tap your profile picture (top-right), scroll to the bottom, and tap Export All Health Data.
  3. After it prepares (a minute or two), save export.zip to Files or AirDrop it to your computer, then drop it here.
Only outdoor workouts recorded with GPS have a route to map — indoor or no-signal ones won't appear. The export can be large; that's fine — drop the whole thing and only your GPS routes are used.
On a Mac, Safari may auto-unzip the download into a folder. That's fine — drop the files from that folder, or right-click it → Compress and drop the new .zip.

Everything happens locally in your browser — your GPS tracks are never uploaded anywhere. (A few things happen when online: map tiles from Esri, town-name lookups via OpenStreetMap, and anonymous visit stats via Google Analytics.) A large export ZIP may take a moment to open.