Day pass
Free
No card, no catch
- 3 reels a month
- Up to 60 s, 720p
- 5 photos per reel
- Small corner mark and an end card
- Privacy zones, always
Launch offer: every Pro feature is free for a limited time.
A route in. A vertical film out.
Your road trip, as a thirty‑second film.
Paste the Google Maps links of your route, or drop in the file your phone or GPS recorded. Waynim plays it back as a calm, vertical video: a card for every morning, a photo or a clip wherever you stopped. By car, bike, train, plane, boat or on foot. It is built in your browser, so the trip stays on your phone.
Every Pro feature is free for a limited time, no sign-up. Reads Google Maps links, Timeline, GPX and Odossey.
Day 1 · Bring the trip
A link, a file, or a share. Any of them will do.
Haven’t recorded anything? Paste your Google Maps routes, one per day, and plan the film before you leave or make it after you are back. Recorded it? Pick the file and the dates.
- Google Maps linksReady
In Google Maps tap Directions, Share, Copy link, and paste one link per day. Waynim finds the real roads between your stops. A single place link carries on from where the day before ended.
- Google Maps TimelineReady
Export it from your phone; Waynim finds the trips in it for you, or you choose the dates. Drives, trains, flights, ferries and long walks all come through.
- GPXReady
Strava, Garmin, Komoot, Wikiloc, any GPS app. Rides, hikes and runs are recognised from the file; long gaps become separate legs.
- OdosseyReady
Paste a share link and the whole journey loads, days and ferries included. Photos from the app are next.
- Garmin / Wahoo .FITSoon
Day 2 · It does the editing
Not a replay. A film with a pace.
- Days become chapters
- Each morning gets a card: Day 3 · Tue 20 Oct · Somnath → Dwarka · 315 km. The overnight gap is skipped.
- Time is bent on purpose
- A 3 km hop still shows up next to a 425 km day. The car rolls through day boundaries instead of stopping dead.
- A camera that doesn’t lurch
- It leads the car, leans into bends, never spins upside down, and zooms with the pace of the chapter.
- Every way of travelling has its own vehicle
- A car, a motorbike, a bicycle, a bus, a train on its rails, a plane on a curved line, a ferry with a wake, a walker. Each gets its own trail and its own camera distance.
- Three looks
- Postcard is free. Night Drive is a dark map with a glowing trail and headlights. Film adds grain, a warm tint and a date stamp.
- Honest numbers
- One odometer that only goes forward. No speed is shown, because the video isn’t in real time.
How long should it be?
Move the sliders. This is the same rule the app uses when you leave length on Auto.
45seconds
Day 3 · Photos, where you took them
The polaroid shows up at the place.
Add photos from your phone. Waynim reads the time and GPS inside each one, finds the spot on your route, and pops the photo up when the car gets there. It stays for a few seconds, then tucks into a pin on the map.
- Hold time is yours to set: 2 to 5 seconds. Or let photos fill the whole screen.
- Phone clips play in between, placed by when and where you shot them.
- Photos taken at the same stop share one moment instead of a flurry.
- No GPS in the photo? Tap the map, or drag it, to place it.
- The film ends on a collage of up to nine, then a card with the totals.
Day 4 · Your home stays home
Your trip stays on your phone.
A route is a map of where you live. So the film is made on your device, not ours.
- Built in the browser. Your file is read, drawn and encoded right there. The only thing that leaves is the MP4 you choose to share. Pasted Google Maps links send only their stops to our map service, to find the roads.
- First and last 500 m hidden on every trip, by default, so the start and the end of the line don’t point at your door.
- Add your own zones to hide a workplace or a relative’s house.
- No tracking pixels. Maps come from OpenFreeMap; nothing here phones an ad network.
Day 5 · Fair prices, set for where you are
Pay for the trips you actually make.
LAUNCH OFFER: every Pro feature below is free for a limited time, with no limits and no sign-up. These are the prices that will apply afterwards, and we will say well before they do.
Trip pack
₹99
for 5 reels, they never expire
Free for now, launch offer
- Up to 3 minutes, 1080p
- 40 photos per reel
- No watermark
- Night Drive and Film looks, full-screen photos, clips
- Square and landscape cuts
- Your own music soon
Season pass
₹149 / month
or ₹999 a year · ₹83 a month
Free for now, launch offer
- Everything in the pack
- About 60 reels a month
- All looks, vehicle colours, camera distance
- Cloud render, phone can sleep soon
In India: UPI, cards and netbanking. Prices are set per region, so a reel costs what it should where you live.
Day 6 · Questions
Before you hit record.
Does my location or my photos get uploaded?
No. The file is read, the map is drawn and the video is encoded in your browser. The network is used for map tiles (from OpenFreeMap), to fetch a trip from the Odossey server if you paste an Odossey share link, and, if you paste Google Maps links, to send the stops (not your photos, not a recorded track) to Waynim’s map service so it can find the roads. Accounts, when they arrive, only count how many reels you make.
How do I get a Google Maps link?
In Google Maps, search for your start and end, tap Directions, pick how you travel, add stops if you like, then Share → Copy link. Paste one link per day in Waynim. Waynim reads the stops and the travel mode from the link and finds the road itself.
How do I get a Google Timeline file?
Android: Settings → Location → Location services → Timeline → Export Timeline data. iPhone: Google Maps → your profile → Your Timeline → ⋯ → Export Timeline data. Drop that file in Waynim.
How long does making the video take?
It renders every frame in your browser. On a laptop with ordinary Intel graphics, a 30-second 1080p reel took 30 to 60 seconds, and a 60-second one about a minute and a half. Phones are not measured yet. Chrome, Edge and Samsung Internet are the tested browsers; Safari and Firefox are still to be tested.
Which length fits Instagram and WhatsApp?
Stories take clips of up to 60 seconds, and WhatsApp Status sits around 60 to 90 seconds depending on the app version. Reels are allowed to run longer, and Instagram has been raising that limit, so check the app. The length selector in Waynim says where each length fits.
Are the maps and India’s borders right?
Maps are OpenStreetMap data served by OpenFreeMap, with India’s boundary drawn as per the Survey of India depiction. The closing card carries a note saying so, and every frame carries the map credit.
Can I change the look?
Three looks: Postcard (free), Night Drive and Film; three cameras: Cinematic, Top-down and 3D tilt; and the vehicle follows how you travelled: car, motorbike, bicycle, bus, train, plane, boat or on foot. Vehicle colour and camera distance are in Advanced.
Journey’s end · 2,681 km
The trip is already recorded.
Go and get the film.
A link or a file, a few taps, and a render. No account needed in the preview.