GPS Tracking

Skiers & Learners

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How do I compare my ski sessions?

Pick two completed GPS sessions in the Compare view and see their stats side by side — distance, vertical, max and average speed, duration. Toggle overlay mode to draw both routes on the same map.

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How do I control my GPS privacy and data?

GPS tracking is off by default. You control whether it runs, how long your data is kept (30 days free; longer retention available as a paid add-on), and whether your sessions are shared. You can delete all your GPS data in one tap.

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How do I replay a ski session?

Open any completed session from your GPS Sessions list and tap Replay. The route animates along the map with colour-coded segments showing your speed, along with real-time stats and an elevation profile.

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How do I see a heatmap of where I ski?

The GPS Heatmap layers every session you've ever tracked onto one map. Hot spots show the parts of the mountain you spend the most time on — useful for spotting patterns and parts you haven't explored yet.

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How do I share or export a GPS session?

Open any completed session to share a public link, download a shareable route card as a PNG, or export the raw waypoints as GPX or KML for use in other mapping apps.

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How do I track my ski days with GPS?

Open the GPS tracker from your dashboard, name your session, tap Start, and ski. The tracker records distance, vertical, speed, altitude and your full route — and keeps working if you lose signal.

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