Record in the background
Record your location with the screen off. Browse your history by date and review distances and routes.
Vroma
Find your way back
to a moment.
Record the route on your iPhone and leave a Mark when you want to remember a moment. Back on your Mac, follow the map and comments to revisit the trip. Start with the route alone, then bring photos or video into the journey when you want them.
iPhone · iOS 18+
App Store
What you can do
A few things you can do.
Mark a moment
Save a marker using the recording screen or Siri’s “Mark with Vroma.” Add a comment when you want to, including later.
CarPlay and camera controls
Start recording and save markers from CarPlay. Optionally connect an Insta360 X5 to control recording and check battery and storage.
On your iPhone
Leave a reminder before it slips away.
Record before you go.
Mark what you love.BACKGROUND RECORDING / GPX / MARKERS
Mark what you love.BACKGROUND RECORDING / GPX / MARKERS
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Prepare before leaving
Choose a folder for GPX exports and allow location access “Always.” Then start recording.
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Mark places to revisit
Save a marker at a place you want to revisit. Stop safely before operating your iPhone.
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Finish and transfer to your Mac
Finish the recording to export GPX and marker CSV files. Copy them to your Mac and open them in the app you need.
Can I use Vroma on its own?
Yes. Recording, history and GPX export work on iPhone. The Mac apps add route editing and workflows for photos and video.
Do I need an external camera?
No. X5 integration is optional. Insta360 X5 has been tested; other X-series models are unverified. Ace Pro 2 is not supported by the current iOS SDK. See support for setup details.
Take it with you
Try Vroma.
Check the App Store for compatibility and distribution details.
Connect it with the rest of your day.
Routes, photos and footage. Follow the file handoffs and discover how the apps work together.
Begin with one route and one Mark.
Follow the route and comments on your Mac to revisit the trip. Use Chrova to organize photos or Studio to make a map video. The getting-started guide explains opening routes and checking Marks in the public Mac apps.