A walk, a ride, a run, a pickleball match. Drop in a GPX or a screenshot of whatever tracked it, add photos if you have them, and Drift turns the whole thing into a card worth posting.
Your watch calls it exercise: distance, time, a squiggle on a map. The match lives on in a score nobody screenshots. Your photos get buried, and by Thursday you can't remember which street the mural was on.
Drift puts it back together. It maps what it can, figures out what you saw, and writes the whole thing up as one card.
There's no required format. An activity file, a screenshot, a camera roll, a sentence about the score — Drift works with any of it, in any combination.
Straight off your watch — COROS, Strava, Garmin, Apple Health all work. Drift draws the real route on a real map.
No file? A screenshot of whatever tracked it — Strava, Apple Fitness, Peloton, a tennis app, even the scoreboard.
Up to eight. Drift reads where and when each was taken and pins it on the map. Anything from some other day gets flagged.
The score, who you were with, how it felt, how you want it to sound — a line or two shapes the whole write-up.
The good stuff never makes the stats — the owl on the low branch, the rally that went nineteen shots. Drift puts it on the card.
A real map when there is a route, numbered stops pinned where your photos happened, and a stylized route when all you have is a screenshot.
The owl on the low branch, the mural that will not survive the summer, the rally that went nineteen shots — identified and captioned.
A short write-up shaped by your notes — the score, the vibe, how you want it to sound. One tap and it is a story image, ready to post.