Your top speed shows at the point you hit it along the route, points of interest are included and if you've added photos to your Strava file these will pop up along the route too - though you need to add these into your Strava file within 15mins of it being uploaded, and Relive will show a maximum of ten. The moving map gives you lots of info along the way. At the moment it's just these two platforms that are compatible ('more are coming' according to Relive), and if you connect both it gives priority to the Strava file so you don't have to worry about duplicate videos. Any ride of 10km or more for a duration of 12 hours or less can be uploaded - after your ride has been shared to Strava or Garmin Connect, Relive sends you an email with a link to your video. I always use the wide angle camera for the best field of view and a Go-Pro vibe.Relive captures your ride data from Strava or Garmin Connect and transforms it into a stunning moving map. I found that provided rides aren't too long, I can just leave my phone on in the photo app, dim the screen right down to save battery power, and click the volume button to take a live photo any time I'm going past something interesting. If you know how to use Fusion360, you can modify the design for your bike and/or phone using this public link. For security, it is just zip-tied to my bike, and the print is designed to accommodate both the phone and this protective case (bonus - you can use it as an emergency front light for your bike using the phone's flashlight).

I've attached the file below - it should work for most large phones and bikes with straight handlebars. These came out super-smooth and really effective. I 3D designed and printed a phone mount for my bike, so I could easily add Live photos to my Relive cycle rides. However, you're basically riding the perfect dolly, so you can still get great footage. Cycling poses a slightly different challenge - often you're passing through nice scenery, but getting off the bike is inconvenient.

Relive cycling app