Example. Add your two routes to see yours like this.
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Two routes. One story.
Turn a run, ride, walk or hike you shared into one piece of wall art. Two routes drawn together, the distance you covered as one, and the day it happened, made to hang on your wall.
2 Add your two routes
3 Make it yours
4 Size & finish
Add a route
Import from Strava
Choose a ready-made route
Draw your own route
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Do both people need a Strava account?
No. Only the person creating the print adds the routes, and each route can come from Strava, a GPX file, a ready-made route or one you draw. Mix and match however suits you.
Can I use one GPX file for both people?
Yes. If you were side by side, add one route and tick "we did the same activity" to use it for both. No need to chase a second file.
Do the two routes need to match exactly?
Not at all. We compare the two paths with a sensible tolerance, so opposite sides of the road or slightly different GPS still read as time spent together.
Can we combine different activity types?
Yes. A run and a ride, a walk and a jog, it all works. The artwork is about the shared miles, not the sport.
Can I include more than one activity?
Yes. Choose "Miles Together" to bring in several shared activities over a season, or "Our First Miles" to put the one that started it all front and centre.
How is our shared distance worked out?
We find the parts of the two routes that run together and measure that shared stretch once, so it reflects the distance you actually covered side by side rather than doubling it.
Can I change the names and colours?
Yes. Add each person's name, pick a colour pairing chosen to look good together and stay clear in print, and change the title, subtitle and dedication whenever you like.
What if the GPS data is incomplete?
We only ever show statistics we can work out reliably. If a figure like time or elevation is missing from a file, we leave it off rather than guess, so nothing on the print is wrong.
Can I hide the location?
Yes. Markers are off by default and the artwork never labels a street or address. You choose whether to show start, finish and meeting points at all.
How is my route data handled?
Privately. Coordinates are never sent to your browser, imported route files are kept only as long as needed to make your print, and anything connected from Strava is used once for your import and then cleared.