DuneTraq / Sharing
The route, the climb, that one photo at the crest. Bring the pieces together in a Share Card and give your crew something worth keeping after the drive.
Explore Sharing
Choose a Share Card template that brings the trip's route and driving statistics together with your own photos. Start from a saved drive, choose a template and decide which part of the day you want to show. The route supplies the shape of the story; the numbers give it context; your photograph makes it personal. Review the finished preview before exporting.
Add trip photos and choose the cover that best represents the drive. DuneTraq's composer gives you a way to bring the record and the photographs together, rather than sending unrelated screenshots into the group chat. Different card templates and portrait formats let you choose a presentation that fits the destination and the moment.
Export the card as an image and share through Instagram Stories, WhatsApp or your phone's sharing options. DuneTraq prepares the card and opens the available sharing flow; you choose the recipients and complete the post. Badge cards can celebrate a milestone, while trip cards give the crew the route and the day behind it.
Behind the Share Card
Choose the cover from your trip photos, then bring the drive into the sharing composer. A real desert day, from the saved trip to the finished card.
Make it part of your next drive
Open a saved trip and choose its sharing flow. Check that the route and recorded details are the ones you want to share.
Choose a template, add your trip photos and select the cover. Review the crop and the card preview.
Export and open the available sharing option. Complete the post or message in the destination app.
A few useful answers
No. The app prepares the card and hands it to an available sharing flow. You decide whether, where and with whom to publish it.
Yes. Use the available WhatsApp or system sharing option to send the exported card to the conversation you choose.
A route or photo can reveal a place you visited. Review the card, its route and its photographs before choosing a public post or a private conversation.
