your tracking
companion
Used by millions
of skiers and snow lovers.
Feature highlights
Low-Power Tracking
Record every run
SkiTracks logs your day reliably in offline mode and is engineered to minimize battery drain. Close the app, put your phone in your pocket—your session keeps recording and resumes instantly when you’re back.
Stats That Matter
All your key metrics at a glance.
See max speed, vertical, distance, active time, and detailed maps of your tracks. Dive into seasonal history, spot trends over time, and understand your progress with clean visuals made for quick reading on the go.
Share & Compare
Show your day and benchmark your seasons.
Share highlights and core stats in a tap, then compare new days with your past bests. Whether you keep it private or send a link to friends, SkiTracks makes it simple to celebrate wins, learn from your data, and plan the next perfect day.
All the data at your fingertips
See live details about your skiing trail — lifts, slopes, and conditions — all updated in real time.
Search and choose your path
Explore detailed maps, discover new slopes, and pick the perfect route for your next ride.
Keep track of everything
Review your performance, track your progress over time, and relive every descent whenever you want.
“Excellent app, I’ve been using it for 3 years and I can’t do without it.”
Jane Morrison
“Great app, very complete when collecting data during a ski day.”
Sam
“Excellent app, it allows you to record your ski day and displays all the data”
Mila Collins
How It Works
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Start your first descent
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F.A.Q.
- Open the app
- Go to Track view
- Tap on Start button (bottom right), the timer will start
- When you finish skiing, tap the Pause button (if needed), then tap Save (represented by a box with an arrow)
- After saving, the track will appear in your history under the Ski Tracks view
Among others, the app records:
- Top speed
- Ski distance
- Vertical descend
- Number of runs
- Altitude profile
- Average / max gradients
Available on iOS version of Ski Tracks:
- Go to Ski Tracks view, where your saved tracks are listed
- Tap on the track you want to export
- Tap on the Export to Health button (bottom left)
- If this button is disabled, the track has already been added to Apple Health
Yes, you can trim a track in the Ski Tracks app.
- Go to Ski Tracks view, where you have the history of your tracks
- Tap on the track you want to trim
- Tap on Map view button (the second icon from the left)
- Tap on Play button and open up the toolbar (bottom right)
- Use the slider to move to the trim position. Tap on Play button, then select forward/backward to move to the trim position more accurately
- When you reach the correct position, tap the Scissors icon (bottom right) to trim the start or end of the track
- You can undo the trim by tapping the Scissors again and selecting Undo
- Check whether Ski Tracks is in record mode, the duration counter should be increasing
- Check whether the GPS signal display any bars. Make sure you are outside with clear view of the sky
- Check whether location services are enabled. When you installed Ski Tracks, you may have denied location access.
- Go to your device’s Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services.
- Ensure both Location Services and Ski Tracks are set to ON (preferably “While Using the App” or “Always”).