Show Yourself in Motion

Turn your iPhone into a GPS action camera with live speed, elevation, heading, and map overlays burned into every frame.

Get it on the App Store

How It Works

Uses data from your device's GPS and telemetry sensors to generate overlays. No need for compositing in post as these overlays are embedded into your video as you record!

Make It Your Own

Select from templates and presets to quickly get beautiful layouts, and then customize as desired with almost endless options. Save your settings as a preset for back-up and sharing!

See what you can record

Live telemetry overlays embedded directly in your video—no post-editing required.

Speed

Show current speed as you move, plus session tracking for max speed so viewers can see how hard the ride got.

Elevation

Display live altitude along with elevation gain over the session—perfect for climbs, descents, and mountain routes.

Heading

Overlay your direction of travel so every turn, bearing, and change of course is clear on camera.

Gradient

Track the current slope in real time, plus average gradient for the session so steep sections and overall grade are easy to read.

Distance

Keep a running distance total for the recording so viewers always know how far you’ve gone.

Map

Show your live position and route on a real-time map overlay with adjustable size, opacity, and placement.

G-Force

Add accelerometer-based G-force readings for acceleration, braking, and cornering moments that look great on screen.

Weather

Include live weather and temperature context so conditions are part of the story, not an afterthought.

Coordinates

Overlay GPS coordinates and accuracy indicators when you want precise location data in the frame.

For all kinds of adventure

Built for outdoor footage where motion tells the story.

  • Cycling
  • Driving
  • Off-roading
  • Hiking
  • Other outdoor footage

Use your existing action camera or drone

Prefer a GoPro, Insta360, or drone for the picture? Record OverlayGPS in overlay-only mode as a transparent or green-screen telemetry layer, then composite it onto your camera footage in editing.

Read the overlay-only tutorial