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This app assists backcountry travelers in identifying avalanche terrain using their phone's camera. It offers three modes to assess slope angles and avalanche risk with color-coded indicators and audible alerts for dangerous areas.
What's New in AvyPal
4.0
February 3, 2025
Formatting modifications so the app works better on new iPhones.
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What is AvyPal?
AvyPal is an avalanche awareness safety app designed for iPhones. It helps backcountry travelers identify potential avalanche terrain by analyzing slope angles and risk levels using the phone's camera and GPS data.
How does AvyPal indicate avalanche risk?
AvyPal uses color-coded indicators: red for high probability slopes (30-45 degrees), yellow for lower probability (25-30 or 45-50 degrees), and green for less likely potential (under 25 or over 50 degrees).
What are the different modes in AvyPal?
AvyPal offers Fall Line Mode to assess slopes for ascent or descent, Slope Mode for crossing terrain, and GPS Mode which provides audible alerts for risky slopes and shows a graph of recently traveled dangerous terrain.
Does AvyPal replace avalanche training?
No, AvyPal is a tool to aid in route choice decisions and does not replace professional avalanche safety training, experience, or good judgment. Users are encouraged to get proper training before backcountry travel.
What devices does AvyPal support?
AvyPal is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It was last updated on February 3, 2025, indicating ongoing support and development.
What is the price of AvyPal?
AvyPal is a paid application, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for avalanche awareness and safety.
How often is AvyPal updated?
The app was last updated on February 3, 2025, with its latest version being 4.0. This suggests a history of regular updates to improve functionality and reliability.
Does AvyPal have ads?
No, AvyPal does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it provides an ad-free experience for users focused on safety in the backcountry.


