Telemetry overlays for action creatorsLoad original GoPro files
LiveLayer reads available GPS and sensor streams from the source media before preview/export.
GoPro telemetry video editor
Edit GoPro footage without breaking the telemetry story.
LiveLayer combines timeline editing with telemetry-aware overlays, so speed, GPS, altitude, route, pitch/roll, and activity-specific gauges stay tied to the footage you are cutting.
Telemetry-aware timelineOverlay layersGPS repair workflow
A video editor designed around telemetry data
Traditional video editors treat telemetry as a separate graphics problem. LiveLayer treats it as part of the edit.
Edit the timeline
Cut, trim, split, and arrange clips while the telemetry resolver maps each playhead position to the right source data.
Layer telemetry overlays
Place overlays on their own timeline rows, adjust durations, and set whether data uses the overlay span or full recording.
Export the composite
Render a finished video with telemetry visuals burned in, including repaired telemetry mode when enabled.
Why telemetry-aware editing matters
- Multi-clip GoPro chapters can play as one continuous timeline.
- Overlays follow the video clip currently under the playhead.
- Track and profile overlays can stay visually coherent across edited GoPro chapters.
- Project saves keep timeline edits, overlay clips, settings, and loaded telemetry available for later.
Best-fit uses
Action sports edits
Turn repetitive helmet-cam footage into clips with speed, distance, terrain, and motion context.
Coaching and review
Use telemetry visuals to explain line choice, pace, attitude, slope, or obstacle handling.
Creator channels
Build a repeatable telemetry style for YouTube, short-form social clips, and polished trip edits.
Bring the data into the edit
Use LiveLayer when the story depends on speed, GPS, altitude, slope, route, or instrument data.