Skiers & Learners2 min readLast updated

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.

Quick answer

Go to GPS Sessions in your dashboard, tap Compare, and pick two completed sessions. You'll see their stats side by side, with an overlay mode to draw both routes on the same map.

How do I compare my ski sessions?

Open the GPS section of your dashboard and tap Compare. Pick two completed sessions from the list and you'll see them side by side.

What the comparison shows

  • Stats, side by side — total distance, total vertical, max speed, average speed, duration, and waypoint count for each session
  • Overlay mode — toggle this on and both routes are drawn on the same map in different colours, so you can see where the two days overlapped and where they diverged
  • Elevation profiles — a side-by-side view of altitude over time for each session

When comparison is useful

  • Tracking progression — compare a lesson-day session with a practice day two weeks later to see how far you've come
  • Seeing how weather or conditions changed your day — a powder morning vs. an icy afternoon on the same runs tells its own story
  • Comparing resorts — your first day at a new mountain vs. your third; your home resort vs. somewhere you've never been
  • Reviewing an instructor-led session vs. a solo one — see what you covered together and where you went on your own

Requirements

You need at least two completed sessions to use Compare — if you only have one, the feature shows a gentle nudge telling you to complete another before you can use it.

Exporting the comparison

If you want to save the comparison or share it, the best route is to take a screenshot of the overlay map, or export each session individually as GPX or KML. See how to share or export a GPS session [blocked].

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