That technology is out there, so let’s create something for that.” Despite being on holiday, they grabbed their laptops. “We thought about those visualisations they have in the Tour de France, where you fly over the track. They realised none of those accurately captured what they had experienced. In the evening, we were having a barbecue and were looking at our stats for the trip.” Average speed, heart rate, altitude and whatever. “Next was 50 kilometres of climbing the mountains, followed by a beautiful descent.
Relive says that users are still able to create videos either directly through its app or by using a Garmin, Suunto or Polar.“That morning, we descended to the coast and took a picture at the seaside”, Daniels remembers. In an email to users, Strava said these terms surrounding user data are put in place to "safeguard your personal information" and "to ensure a level playing field for all our partners". We are disappointed that Relive was unwilling to make the changes necessary to comply with the agreement." "Relive’s current use of Strava member data violates our API agreement and we have ended its integration with Strava. We deeply respect the trust of our member community and expect our partners to do the same," Strava said. "We have strict standards for how our API partners utilise our member data. In response, Strava released a statement saying that Relive had not been willing to make the necessary changes to its integration with the social network for cyclists, and it decided to end its relationship with Relive. We like Strava’s product and we’ve been working with them for more than three years." "It’s sad to see them suddenly go and we’re bummed about this, just like you. No response, except for new ultimatums and threats about our existing features they’ve applauded for years," Relive continued. "We then tried to call, email, and talk this out with Strava.
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