Background Recording
No need to keep your phone screen open while riding.
Vroma / Vroma Studio Track
Record on iPhone, then review, edit, and replay on Mac.
Vroma and Vroma Studio Track are designed to make touring logs easier to revisit.
With `Mark with Vroma`, you can leave a mark on iPhone while riding and review it later on Mac.
Touring logs often need a second pass. Start and end points may reveal more than you want to share, and GPS drift can make a ride harder to review later.
After recording in Vroma, you can inspect the GPX route, edit only the points that matter, and replay the whole ride from start to finish on the map.
Enter a ride name and start recording. Tracking continues in the background while you ride.
Import the GPX route, inspect it on the map, and adjust only what you need.
Play the route from start to finish on the map and review how the ride progressed.
No need to keep your phone screen open while riding.
Correct drifted points and trim start or end locations when needed.
Replay the route from start to finish and review the ride flow later.
Keep past tours in one place and revisit them anytime.
Capture noteworthy points while riding and review them later in history and on Mac.
Refine marker comments later while reviewing the route on Mac.
Open a ride from the history list and inspect its route, start time, distance, and map right away.
`Mark with Vroma` lets you save notable points such as viewpoints, rest stops, or places you want to review later. Marks created on iPhone can be reviewed later in Vroma Studio Track or Vroma Studio together with marker comments.
When you want to keep riding, use the Siri shortcut flow by saying `Mark with Vroma`. If you want to refine the comment on the spot, you can also edit it from the paused recording flow.
`Mark with Vroma` is intended to be spoken directly to Siri, but even when it does not appear automatically in Shortcuts, it may still work after manual registration from the Shortcuts app. The support page includes the current tip and fallback guidance.
The goal is not only to record, but also to refine what you keep and what you share. Clean up the route after the ride, then replay it in a way that is easier to review.
The direct-download edition of Vroma Studio adds map video export on top of Vroma Studio Track. The app itself is free. Video export uses your own Mapbox public token, and any Mapbox cost depends on your usage.
GPX files exported from Vroma can also be used in Chrova. Review your route and your photo moments together as one continuous record.