GPX route keychain: your track made physical
Your first marathon, a century ride, a Hoverla hike — those tracks sit invisible in Strava or Garmin. A GPX keychain turns the track into a physical object: the route runs in relief over the district map on a tag that lives on your keys.
How it works
Export a GPX file from Strava, Garmin Connect, Komoot or any tracker. Upload it in the builder — the service locates the route, scales the map so the whole track fits and lays the route line over the streets, snapping it to roads so even noisy GPS looks clean.
Who gets these as gifts
Runners — the first-marathon finish or a favorite park loop. Cyclists — a multi-day route. Hikers — a Carpathian trail. It's a gift that can't be bought off the shelf: everyone's route is their own.
Add text on the back: event name, date, finish time — «Kyiv Marathon 2026 · 3:58».
Price
A GPX keychain costs the same as a regular map keychain — from 120 ₴ (≈€3). Production 1–3 business days, shipping to Ukraine and the EU.
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