Your run deserves better than a screenshot.

Pick a run from Apple Health. Flexmap draws your route over the real streets, puts your splits, pace and elevation on top, and hands you a Story-sized card. One more tap and the line draws itself as an 8-second video.

Free on iPhone. No account. Your workouts never leave your phone.

Race Day card in the aqua palette: 42.42 km over a Berlin map Race Day card in the volt palette
Race Day on the canvas with a photo behind it Race Day, ember palette 21 Hairpins ride, volt palette Park Loop walk, aqua palette Race Day, flare palette Race Day, grape palette Race Day, frost palette

Six palettes, five fonts, two formats. Every one of these is a real export, wordmark included.

The map is the medal.

Your route on the real streets.

Flexmap draws your GPS track as a glowing line over the streets you actually ran, colored by pace or by elevation. Switch the map off and the shape stands on its own.

21 Hairpins: a climb to Alpe d'Huez drawn over the real road Park Loop: a walk around Central Park on the map

Watch it draw itself.

One tap turns the card into a video: the line traces your route and the numbers count up, ready for Reels, TikTok and Stories. Pick Flyover and the camera flies along your route over 3D buildings instead.

The app's share sheet with a finished video of the Race Day card

Your photo behind it, every block in your hands.

Put your own photo behind the card. Pinch to zoom, drag it into place, and the edges fill with the photo's own colors instead of cropping. On the Canvas every block moves: distance, time, pace, heart rate, elevation, title, free text. Drag it, resize it, rotate it, recolor it, or delete it. Six palettes, a custom color, five fonts.

The canvas editor with the stats block selected and its color controls open

Built for the feed, safe for your front door.

Export 9:16 for Stories or 1:1 for the grid, as a Poster or as a transparent Overlay to lay on any photo later. Turn on "Hide start & finish" and the 200 m nearest your home vanish from the line. Your stats stay honest, your address stays private.

The same Race Day card in the 1:1 square format

Three steps. No account.

From Apple Health to your Story in under a minute.

  1. Connect Apple Health

    Allow Flexmap to read your workouts and routes. Recent runs, walks and rides appear instantly. Not ready? Try Demo mode with sample workouts first.

  2. Pick a card

    Poster or Overlay, 9:16 or 1:1, an accent and a font. Want more control? Switch to the Canvas and arrange every block by hand.

  3. Post it

    Send it straight to Instagram Stories, Messages or Email, copy it, save it to Photos, or tap Animate and post the video.

Made for runners, cyclists and walkers who post their results. The parkrun PB, the Sunday long ride, the first 10K. If it's in Apple Health with a GPS route, Flexmap can make it look like something.

Free to make a card. Pro to go clean.

Free

  • Every template, palette and font
  • The real map under your route
  • Your own photo behind the card
  • PNG export, Story and Square
  • Your first video
  • Your first three canvas cards

Free exports carry a small "Flexmap" wordmark.

Flexmap Pro

  • No wordmark on anything you export
  • Unlimited videos
  • The Canvas for every workout

Yearly with a 7-day free trial · monthly · lifetime

Prices are shown in the app and on the App Store in your currency. Restore a purchase on any device signed in to the same Apple Account.

Questions

Do I have to give Flexmap access to Apple Health?

Only if you want your own workouts on the cards. Flexmap asks for read-only access to Workouts and Workout Routes, plus heart rate, active energy and distance so those numbers can be on the card. It never writes to Health. You can also try Demo mode with sample workouts and connect Health later, or never.

Does my workout data leave my phone?

Your workouts, routes, heart rate and photos are read and rendered on your iPhone and are not uploaded anywhere. The one thing the app fetches is map imagery: to draw the streets under your route it requests map tiles for that area from Flexmap's own map server, built on OpenStreetMap. That request carries the map area, not your route, your name or anything from Health. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Which workouts are supported?

Runs, walks and rides recorded to Apple Health, from Apple Watch or any app that writes workouts to Health (Strava, Nike Run Club, Garmin and others via their Health sync). A GPS route is needed for the map line and the video; a treadmill run still gets a stats card. Hiking, swimming and rowing are not shown yet.

What's free and what's Pro?

Everything you need to make a card is free: both templates, both formats, all six palettes plus a custom color, all five fonts, the real map, your own photo as the background, PNG export, and your first video. The Canvas is free to play with, and your first three canvas cards are free to save and share. Free exports carry a small "Flexmap" wordmark.

Flexmap Pro removes the wordmark, removes the limit on videos, and opens the Canvas for every workout. Restore a purchase on any device signed in to the same Apple Account.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Flexmap is built on Apple Health and runs on iPhone today. Android is coming soon.

Does it need an account or an internet connection?

No account, ever. Cards render offline; only the map layer and the Flyover video need a connection to fetch map tiles. If the map can't load, the card still exports, without the map.

Your next run deserves better than a screenshot.

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No sign-up, no account. Free on iPhone.