Tracking history, replay, and sharing

After you save a track, the route stays in your history. From there you can review it, check stats, and relive the ride with replay.

What you see in tracking history

In history you can find completed routes with details such as:

• date and time;
• distance;
• duration;
• maximum and average speed;
• route map;
• extra data depending on the tracking type.

These routes are also used for your total mileage, leaderboards, badges, and challenges when they meet the conditions.

Replay

Replay mode shows movement along the route over time. You can follow how the ride unfolded and use playback speeds such as x2, x4, x8, or x16.

This is useful when you want to review corners, pace, or specific sections of the route.

Sharing

RideCall can generate a share image for a completed route. It combines a map and key stats so you can present the ride visually.

Before sharing, review the image and make sure it does not show information you do not want to be public.

Why some routes appear later in the cloud

The app first keeps the route locally, then uploads a preview, archive, and metadata. If you are offline or the connection is weak, the cloud part may be delayed.

That does not mean the route is lost. If it was recorded locally, RideCall will try to sync again.