From a real route to a one-of-one work
Meander does not invent a picture from a prompt. It interprets the geometry and movement of somewhere you actually went.
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Upload a GPX or OSM activity file, trace the route from a screenshot, or try a public sample. The path is the only required input; location, time, and music can shape the atmosphere.
Ordered route points · elevation · timestamps
A repaired, normalized path that preserves direction, turns, loops, and recognizable shape.
Meander measures curvature, direction changes, loop closure, rhythm, pauses, pace changes, and climbing. A first-ever upload uses the same global calibration as every other walk—no personal history required.
Turns · curves · pauses · pace · climbing · density
A movement fingerprint made of meaningful events, strengths, directions, and positions.
The route becomes the quiet spine of the composition. Flowing bundles grow from its direction while color, texture, hierarchy, and negative space respond to the route and optional atmosphere.
Route tangent · event strength · time · music energy
A directional field where the original walk remains discoverable without becoming a literal map.
The Go engine creates private candidates and scores route visibility, flow coherence, collision, hierarchy, negative space, color structure, and composition. You receive one canonical artwork—not a page of finalists.
WALK-ART-V1 global quality profile
A repeatable PNG and SVG whose recipe can be traced back to measurable route features.
05 · Keep it your way
Every new work begins in your private library. You decide if it goes anywhere else.
Only you can open the artwork. The uploaded route or screenshot is not stored.
Export a share-ready PNG or a scalable SVG for printing and further design work.
Create a private link for specific people. It is accessible only to someone who has the link.
Choose to place the finished artwork in Meander’s public gallery—never the raw route.
Make shared or published work private again from your library at any time.
One walk. One work.