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Relive: cost, fit and limits
Relive is an app made by Relive B.V. that turns recorded runs, rides and hikes into animated 3D videos you can share, with a free tier and a Relive Plus subscription for more photos, color themes and removing the end credits.
What to know first
Relive is a video maker for finished outdoor activities and not a tracker or coach. It is free to join and use, and Relive Plus costs €6.99 per month or €38.99 per year with a 7-day free trial and recurring billing. Plus allows up to 100 photos and clips per video, 12 color themes and removal of end credits. No AI feature is named on the pages we opened.
Relive at a glance
| Maker | Relive B.V., Not stated on the vendor pages |
|---|---|
| Free plan | Yes |
| Entry price | €0 (free to join and use) |
| API access | No |
| Category | Best AI Fitness Tracking Apps in 2026, rank 12 of 12 |
| Website | relive.com |
Who Relive is best for
Riders and hikers who share routes
Animated 3D videos of running, cycling and hiking activities make a trip easy to post for friends. A shareable 3D replay of a mountain day is easier to post than a map screenshot or a table of splits.
People following friends
The home page describes shareable stories and following friends' adventures, so it doubles as a light social feed. A feed of stories makes it easy to see what training partners did over the weekend without messaging them.
Photo-heavy trips
Plus lets you add up to 100 photos and clips per video, which fits a long day with many stops.
Anyone who wants no-cost videos
Free 3D videos are included for free members, so the base product costs nothing. No payment is needed for the core video product, only for extras such as more photos.
Relive plans and pricing
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Relive (free) | €0 | Free to join and use, including free 3D videos of your activities. Videos use your recorded activities, with Plus extras on top. |
| Relive Plus monthly | €6.99 per month | Extended photo display with up to 100 photos and clips, 12 color themes, removal of end credits and adding your own moments; 7-day trial. |
| Relive Plus yearly | €38.99 per year | Same features as monthly, billed once a year; the page says billing recurs and you can cancel anytime. |
Checked November 2026.
What Relive does
- 3D activity videos
- Running, cycling and hiking activities become animated 3D videos, so a route can be replayed from a distance. The videos are built from your recorded activity, so a route is replayed in three dimensions and not as a flat line.
- Shareable stories
- The home page describes stories you can share and a way to follow friends' adventures. Shareable stories and following friends' adventures are both named on the home page, giving the app a social side beyond making videos.
- Color themes
- Relive Plus offers 12 color themes, which changes the look of a video without editing. The choice of 12 themes lets you restyle a video without editing it by hand.
- Photo and clip limit
- Plus allows up to 100 photos and clips in one video, which is a paid-tier cap that the free plan does not extend. The cap of 100 photos and clips per video, which is a Plus feature, matters on a long day with many stops or photos.
- End credits
- Relive Plus removes the end credits from a video, which matters when you want to post a clean clip. Without Plus, the credits stay on every video, so clips posted publicly carry the branding of the app.
How Relive handles your data
The Relive privacy policy was not read for this review, so retention, hosting region, certifications and whether activity data or photos train models are unchecked. The home page copyright names Relive B.V. and does not state a country. Because Relive combines activity data with photos and clips you upload to a video, a buyer should check what the policy says about photo storage and sharing settings before uploading images of other people.
Where Relive falls short in practice
- Not a tracker. Relive makes videos from activities recorded elsewhere, so it does not replace a training log, plan or analysis tool. Anyone who wants training analysis, plans or workout logging needs another app, and Relive then adds a video layer.
- Credits and photos need Plus. End credits and the extended photo display require Relive Plus, so a free video is more limited. The free videos are available, but the cleaner version with more photos and themes needs the €6.99 monthly or €38.99 yearly plan.
- Privacy policy unread. The policy was not opened, so photo handling and sharing defaults are unknown to this review. That means photo storage, sharing defaults and retention are not described here, which matters because the videos mix GPS and pictures.
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Relive: common questions
Is Relive free?
Yes, to join and use, including free 3D videos of your activities. Relive Plus adds up to 100 photos and clips per video, 12 color themes, removal of end credits and your own moments, at €6.99 per month or €38.99 per year with a 7-day trial.
What does Relive Plus cost?
Relive Plus is €6.99 per month or €38.99 per year, as printed on relive.com/plus, with a 7-day free trial and recurring billing. The page says you can cancel anytime, so set a reminder before day seven if you only want to test it.
Does Relive use AI?
No AI feature is named on the pages we opened. Relive turns recorded activities into animated 3D videos and offers themes and photo options in Plus. If you need AI coaching or analysis, look at Strava, intervals.icu or RUNALYZE instead.
Can I remove the end credits on a Relive video?
Yes, with Relive Plus. The plus page lists removing end credits among its features, alongside extended photo display, 12 color themes and adding your own moments. The free plan keeps the credits on, so factor that in if you share clips publicly.
Which activities does Relive support?
The home page names running, cycling and hiking activities, shown as animated 3D videos. Other sports were not listed on the pages we read, so check the app's activity list for swimming or winter sports before relying on it. Skiing, swimming or other sports were not named.