Leave a trace.
Adret turns a ride, a run or a hike into a visual object — a poster worth framing, an image worth posting. You bring the GPX. Everything else is ours.
Drawn from raw data, not from map tiles.
Every poster is built from elevation data and OpenStreetMap vectors, line by line: the hillshade is computed rather than downloaded, and the type is set rather than overlaid. Nothing here is a screenshot of somebody else’s map — which is precisely why the art direction can be ours.
Three steps.
- 01
Record it
Any watch, any head unit. Garmin, Wahoo, Suunto, Coros, Polar, Strava, Komoot — if it exports a GPX file, it works.
- 02
Upload the GPX
A file, not an account. No OAuth, no API quota, nothing that breaks the day a platform changes its terms.
- 03
Take the image
A vertical 1080×1920 for sharing, or a 300 dpi sheet for the wall. Same poster, same proportions, different resolution.
Two formats.
Social — 1080×1920
Vertical, sized for a story. Free, and not watermarked.
Print — A3 at 300 dpi
Sharp enough to frame. This is the paid tier, along with the advanced styles.
Printed, framed and delivered is a later step, through a print partner. Adret will not be running a print shop.
Being built in the open
There is nothing to sign up for yet. The posters on this page are real output from the renderer as it stands today, not mockups — when there is something to use, it will be here.