Your snowboarding.
Your park tricks, landed and attempted, by feature and by feature size, your run scores, your splitboard vertical and your powder days. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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Backside 360 · 4 of 6
One line per trick, landed or not
The trick, the feature, its size from XS to XXL, the attempts and the landings: a park day is told in tricks rather than runs. “By trick”, “By feature” and “By feature size” give the success rate.
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- Jumps · 1
- Rotations · 8
- Flips and corks · 4
- Grabs · 5
- Rails and box · 5
23 tricks, from ollies to presses
Frontside and backside rotations, butters, flips, rodeos, grabs from indy to stalefish, rails and boxes: the list is open, and your own tricks are added.
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- Kicker
- Hip
- Rollers
- Airbag
- Rail
- Box
- Halfpipe
- Quarterpipe
- Wallride
9 features, from airbag to wallride
Each trick is landed on a feature, carried over from one line to the next: you often string several tricks on the same one.
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- Groomed runs
- Off-piste
- Snowpark
- Splitboard
- Lesson
- Race
6 kinds of day
From the piste to the snowpark, through off-piste, splitboard, lessons and racing: each kind opens its own fields.
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- Freestyle board
- All-mountain board
- Freeride board
- Splitboard
- Race board (carving, alpine)
Which board that day?
Freestyle, all-mountain, freeride, splitboard or race: the day’s board is chosen, and your own is added to the list. “By board” gives the days, the runs and the vertical of each.
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- Halfpipe
- Slopestyle
- Big air
- Snowboard cross
- Parallel giant slalom
- Parallel slalom
6 forms of event
Halfpipe, slopestyle and big air are judged run by run, and the best score carries up by itself. Snowboard cross and parallel racing are timed.
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1,050 m D+
The splitboard, with its elevation gain
The elevation gain adds to the vertical descended, with the avalanche bulletin, the DVA, shovel and probe. “By avalanche danger” counts your days at each level.
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- Qualifying
- Quarter-final
- Semi-final
- Final
From the first round to the final
A boardercross is run round by round: each round keeps its place on the finishers, and the list reads event by event.
More than 2,500 ways to read your snowboarding
17 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 79 indicators to cross with 32 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 17ready-made analyses
- 79indicators
- 32criteria
- 2,528possible combinations
- Your vertical descended, month by month
- The number of days of each kind
- The number of days on each snow
- The number of landed tricks, trick by trick
- The number of attempts on each feature
- The number of landings by feature size
- The number of different tricks tried, month by month
- Your best run score, season after season
- Your best big air score, season after season
- Your average run score by event format
- Your average place by event format
- The number of activities in each round of an event
- The number of runs in each resort
- Your average vertical by board
- Your splitboard elevation gain, month by month
- The number of days by avalanche bulletin level
- The average length of a day by kind of day
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the snowboard days behind it open up. And every figure says how many snowboard days it is based on.
The kind, the snow, the resort: then the runs
The kind of day, the snow and the resort are in front of you; in an event, the event format and the runs follow, with their score. The board, the weather, the top speed, the heart rate and the daily form unfold when you want them.
Big air · 135.16 pts- On the snowpark, the descents make way for tricks: the trick, the feature, its size, the attempts and the landings.
- On splitboard, the elevation gain adds up; off-piste, the avalanche bulletin, the DVA, shovel and probe.
- In an event, the event format, then the runs with their score or their time: the best score is calculated.
- “Next day” moves on to the following day for the rest of a stay.
Your days, from the park to the splitboard
Each line gives the kind of day, the runs, the vertical descended, the resort and the day’s companion, with the snow and the daily form as tags; an event gives its format, its best score and its place.
- Seasons run from 1 July to 30 June: “2025-2026” groups the whole winter.
- An event keeps its bib, the number of finishers and its place; each round of a boardercross has its own line.
- A retirement, a did-not-start or a disqualification is recorded at the run as at the event.
- A stay reads day by day, with the snow and the form of each.
Scores, not only times
A slopestyle or a halfpipe is scored run by run, from 0 to 100, and the best score carries over to the event. A big air has its score, out of 200 points at most.
Your parks, your resorts, your winters
The resort is entered from the start, and “By resort” counts the days, the runs and the vertical of each.
Everything snowboarding 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, free ride and competition
- Kind of day (6), snow (8), weather (10), board (5), 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
- Codex
Rankings
- 10 systems: FIS Park & Pipe, FIS boardercross, FIS alpin, ESF, RIDERS, Swiss Snow League, Lehrweg, JSBA, NZSIA and Ability Level
- ESF: Little bear to 2nd Star, 4 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 board
- By resort
- By avalanche danger
- By trick
- By feature
- By feature size
- Best run scores
- Every figure says how many snowboard 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.
Snowboarding, and everything you do alongside
Do you ski too, skate or surf? 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 snowboard days; Premium opens your whole history.
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