Coming soon · Android first, then iPhone

Your ride had the numbers. Now your video does too.

Burn speed, altitude, heart rate, G-force and 11 more live readouts into footage from any action camera, drone or phone. Right on your phone, nothing uploaded.

Ski run filmed on a DJI Osmo Action, exported from Overlayer with the Clean overlay: 82 km/h, altitude 2501 m, distance 22.2 km, −11% gradient, 1:42:09 elapsed The Overlayer editor on a phone, previewing the same run with the Clean overlay

Everything on one screen

Live preview

Scrub your video with the overlay on top. What you see is what you export.

Overlayer editor with the Clean overlay on a ski run at 73 km/h and the template picker below
  • Style Pick what to show, its gauge and its colour. Or start from a template.
  • Sync One tap lines the data up with your video. Fine-tune by dragging if you need to.
  • Data Trim the ride, and fix a wrong number with the one from your watch.

19 gauges, many looks

Big numbers, line and bar gauges, segment arcs, digital readouts, altitude charts and tapes, compasses and maps, plus real aviation and motorsport instruments in 5 finishes. Place them anywhere.

  • Speed as a big number over a thin line bar with a scale from 0 to 80Line bar
  • Speed in large blue digits on a dark panelDigital
  • Speed inside an arc of segments that fill as you go fasterSegment arc
  • Speed inside a modern ring gaugeRing
  • Altitude profile of the route with a dot at your positionAltitude chart
  • Vertical altitude tape scrolling past a pointerAltitude tape
  • Compass heading tape reading ENE 066 degreesHeading tape
  • Car rev counter with a red line and a digital speed readoutRev counter

Export at 4K60

Your camera's resolution and frame rate. Vertical and square for social.

Export sheet with original, vertical and square shapes and quality set to Best at 4K

Any camera, your data

Film on anything that records MP4 or MOV. Add the ride from your watch or app.

  • .GPX Strava, Komoot, Garmin
  • .FIT Garmin, Wahoo, Coros
  • .SRT DJI drones
  • .MP4 Cameras with built-in GPS

Stays on your phone

No internet permission. Your location, heart rate and videos never leave the device.

  • Never Internet, location, camera, contacts
  • Only The files and videos you pick
Privacy policy

Free to try. Pro when you're hooked.

Free $0 forever

  • First 3 exports in full Pro quality
  • Every file type and automatic sync
  • The Clean style, or one gauge
  • Then up to 720p 30 fps, small watermark

Pro $4.99 per year

  • 4K and up to 120 fps, no watermark
  • Every style, colourway and gauge
  • Vertical and square export
  • Run detection and saved presets

Launch prices in USD; your local price is shown in the store. Yearly renews automatically and can be cancelled any time in your store account; you keep Pro until the end of the year you paid for. Lifetime is paid once and never renews.

Good to know

Which cameras work?

Anything that records MP4 or MOV: every DJI Osmo Action, Insta360, GoPro, drones and phones. Drones and cameras with built-in GPS also save some data of their own, like position, speed and height, so they work without an extra file. For heart rate, power or cadence, or for cameras without GPS, add a GPX or FIT file from your watch or app.

How do I use my Strava activity?

On the Strava website, open the activity, choose the ⋯ menu and Export GPX. Open that file in Overlayer and pick your video.

When is it coming out?

Android is first and is in testing now; the iPhone version is in development. Leave your email above to hear the day each launches, or to join the Android beta.

Which phones does it run on?

Android 8.0 or newer. Exporting in 4K needs a phone that can record 4K itself; most phones from the last few years can.

Does it need an internet connection?

Never. Everything happens on your phone, so it works on a mountain with no signal.

Are the numbers accurate?

They're exactly what your devices recorded, lightly smoothed for video. GPS and sensors aren't perfect, so treat the overlay as a great-looking record, not an official timing or medical tool.

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