How It Went
A localized video generation tool that automatically composites GPS tracks, photos, and videos into short films with tilted-map animations. It supports iOS, Android, and macOS.
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How It Went can automatically combine GPS tracks, photos and videos into a short film with tilted-map animations.
How It Went accepts GPS tracks provided by Strava, Garmin FIT files or generic GPX files.
How It Went outputs MP4 files in both 9:16 vertical and 16:9 horizontal aspect ratios.
How It Went's assembly and encoding are done locally on an iPhone, Android phone or Mac, without uploading to the cloud.
How It Went anchors each photo and video clip to the geographic location where it was actually taken, organizing material along a spatial line rather than a timeline.
How It Went supports merging multi-day trips into one film and keeps rest days on the timeline.
How It Went offers camera clock correction: after correcting one camera's clock, all of its footage is automatically re-aligned to the correct time points.
How It Went currently mentions no transition customization, soundtrack editing or subtitle system, so the finished style is most likely templated.
How It Went prioritizes support for the iOS and macOS ecosystem.
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How It Went can automatically combine GPS tracks, photos and videos into a short film with tilted-map animations.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went accepts GPS tracks provided by Strava, Garmin FIT files or generic GPX files.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went outputs MP4 files in both 9:16 vertical and 16:9 horizontal aspect ratios.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went's assembly and encoding are done locally on an iPhone, Android phone or Mac, without uploading to the cloud.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went anchors each photo and video clip to the geographic location where it was actually taken, organizing material along a spatial line rather than a timeline.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went supports merging multi-day trips into one film and keeps rest days on the timeline.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went offers camera clock correction: after correcting one camera's clock, all of its footage is automatically re-aligned to the correct time points.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went currently mentions no transition customization, soundtrack editing or subtitle system, so the finished style is most likely templated.
50%UnverifiedHow It Went prioritizes support for the iOS and macOS ecosystem.
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