Your alpine skiing.
Your vertical descended and your runs day after day, your powder days, your race runs with their time and their outcome, your FIS and FFS points by discipline and your snowpark tricks, landed or not. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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16 runs · 11,710 m
Two figures, and the day is told
The runs and the vertical descended are in front of you, with the kind of day, the snow and the resort; the weather, the pair of skis, the top speed and the heart rate unfold when you want. The top speed is shown; it never sets a record.
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- Groomed runs
- Off-piste
- Freeride touring
- Uphill on piste
- Snowpark
- Moguls
- Lesson
- Race
8 kinds of day
From the piste to the snowpark, through off-piste, freeride touring, uphill on piste, moguls, lessons and racing: each kind opens its own fields.
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- Powder
- Groomed
- Tracked out
- Spring snow
- Crust
- Hard or icy
- Slush
- Man-made snow
8 snows, from powder to slush
Powder, tracked out, crust, spring snow, hard or icy: the snow is what you remember. A day adds several together, and “By snow” counts the days and the vertical of each.
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- Piste skis
- All-mountain skis
- Freeride skis
- Race skis
Which pair that day?
Piste, all-mountain, freeride or race skis: the day’s pair is chosen, and your own is added to the list. “By skis” gives the days, the runs and the vertical of each.
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- Slalom
- Giant slalom
- Super-G
- Downhill
- Alpine combined
- Parallel
- Moguls
- Ski cross
- Halfpipe
- Slopestyle
- Big air
- Aerials
- Telemark
- Speed skiing
14 race disciplines
Slalom, giant slalom, super-G, downhill, alpine combined, but also moguls, ski cross, halfpipe, slopestyle or telemark. Each race run has its time and its outcome, and the total time counts only the runs that were counted.
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- Little bear
- Snowflake
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- 3rd Star
- Bronze Star
- Silver Star
- Gold Star
From the Ourson to the Gold Star
Your ESF levels are noted with their date. The FIS and FFS points of each discipline are entered as the federations give them, the lower the better: 15 other rankings in all.
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- Jumps · 2
- Rotations · 6
- Flips and corks · 4
- Grabs · 6
- Rails and box · 6
24 snowpark tricks
Each trick is noted with its feature, its size from XS to XXL, the attempts and the landings. The success rate reads per trick, per feature and per size; the list grows as you like.
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- 1 — low
- 2 — moderate
- 3 — considerable
- 4 — high
- 5 — very high
The bulletin, with the gear
Off-piste and in freeride touring, the bulletin level is noted with the DVA, shovel and probe carried. “By avalanche danger” counts your days at each level.
More than 2,600 ways to read your alpine skiing
18 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 87 indicators to cross with 31 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 18ready-made analyses
- 87indicators
- 31criteria
- 2,697possible combinations
- Your vertical descended, month by month
- The number of days on each snow
- The vertical descended by snow
- The number of runs in each resort
- Your biggest vertical in a day, resort by resort
- The number of days with each pair of skis
- Your average vertical by kind of day
- Your elevation gain in uphill and freeride touring, month by month
- Your average heart rate by kind of day
- The average length of a day by kind of day
- The number of days by avalanche bulletin level
- Your best race points in each discipline
- Your average place by race discipline
- Your average time on your first and second run
- Your best category place, season after season
- The number of landed tricks, trick by trick
- Your average vertical by feeling of the day
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the ski days behind it open up. And every figure says how many ski days it is based on.
The kind, the snow, and in races the runs
The kind of day and the snow are touched with a finger, the resort is entered straight away; on piste, the runs and the vertical descended are enough. The weather, the pair of skis, the top speed, the heart rate and the daily form unfold when you want them.
1'57"16, from the runs- Eight kinds of day, from piste to race: each kind opens its own fields.
- Eight snows, from powder to man-made snow; the race discipline is chosen with a tap.
- In races, the runs with their time: the total time, here 1:57.16, is calculated from the runs.
Your days, with their vertical
Each line gives the kind of day, the date, the runs, the vertical descended, the resort and who was there; the snow and the daily form come as tags, and the duration on the right.
- Seasons run from 1 July to 30 June: “2025-2026” groups the whole winter.
- Three filters at a tap: “By race”, “Training” and “Competition”.
- The days of one trip follow each other, each with its snow and its form.
Run by run, to the bib
Each race run has its time and its outcome, the race its place, its finishers, its points and its category place. The penalty and the codex are noted once for the event.
Your resorts, your slopes, your winters
The resort is entered from the start, and “By resort” counts the days, the runs and the vertical of each.
Everything alpine skiing brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Outcomes: did not finish, disqualified and did not start
- Training and competition
- Kind of day (8), snow (8), weather (10), skis (4), runs, vertical descended, elevation gain, distance, top speed, average heart rate, maximum heart rate, daily form (3)…
- “Next day” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Race and individual championship
- Rounds: qualifying, quarter-final, semi-final and final
- Penalty and codex
Rankings
- 16 systems: FIS downhill, FIS super-G, FIS giant slalom, FIS slalom, FIS combined, FFS downhill, FFS super-G, FFS giant slalom, FFS slalom, ESF…
- ESF: Little bear to Gold Star, 8 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- Season
- By snow
- By kind of day
- By skis
- By resort
- By avalanche danger
- Best race points
- Best run scores
- By trick
- By feature
- By feature size
- Every figure says how many ski days it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Alpine skiing, and everything you do alongside
Do you also snowboard, ski-tour or cross-country ski? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 ski days; Premium opens your whole history.
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