SnowTracker: Ski & Snowboard

Count your runs, not your steps. SnowTracker records your day of skiing, snowboarding or telemark with your iPhone's GPS, tells on its own when you're going down and when you're riding a lift, and at the end shows you the whole day: the map colored by speed, every run with its number and the vertical you really skied. ON THE SNOW • Your speed, big, and the total time, with your heart rate next to it if you wear Apple Watch. • Max and average speed, vertical descent and climb, distance skiing, runs, the average slope of each run and your altitude, with the session's lowest and highest. • It knows which run you're on: "Run 7" when you're going down, "Lift" when you're going up, "Stopped" when you're waiting. • Minimize the session and keep using the app: a bar above the tabs shows the time and the speed, and you pause with one tap. • From the Lock Screen, with the Live Activity: your vertical descent, time, runs and max speed, plus your heart rate and kcal if you wear Apple Watch, and Pause or Resume without opening the app. • If your iPhone turns off or the app closes, the session isn't lost: when you come back, you pick it up where it was. • After 30 minutes without moving, the app asks if you're still skiing, and you end the session from the notification. WITH APPLE WATCH • Start on your iPhone and the watch opens on its own; then pause and end from your wrist with your iPhone in your pocket. • On the watch, your speed big and, below it, the time, your heart rate, your vertical and your altitude. Swipe to see the controls. • If your iPhone isn't nearby, the watch keeps counting and everything catches up when they reconnect. WHEN YOU'RE DONE • The day's summary, in cards: max and average speed, vertical descent, climb and total, distance skiing and on lifts, runs and highest altitude. • Your route on Apple's map, also in satellite or 3D, colored by speed, with each run numbered and OpenStreetMap pistes by difficulty and lifts beneath it. • Tap a run in the list and the map frames it. Sort them by number or by speed. • The altitude profile of the whole session. • Replay the day: play the route back on the map, with pause and several speeds, and see your speed and altitude at every point. • With Apple Watch, the session's average heart rate, and each session saved as a workout in the Health app. • Share the route as a GPX file, or delete the session from its own summary. YOUR SEASON • The "Today" view tells you which resort you're at, what you've done today or, if you haven't skied today, your last day: runs, vertical, max speed and, with Apple Watch, heart rate and kcal. • In Season, choose any season: days, sessions, runs, distance, time on snow and resorts, and a chart of your total vertical against the previous season. • Your records: max speed, day with most vertical, longest run and highest altitude. Each record opens the day you set it. • Your history, from the most recent session to the oldest, with the resort, the runs, the vertical and the distance of each day. Filter it by ski, snowboard or telemark. EASY FROM DAY ONE • The first time, a short introduction shows you the app and Apple Watch and asks for permissions. • FAQ inside the app, even offline. • In English, Spanish, German or French: by default, your iPhone's language. You can choose another one for the app in Settings. YOUR DATA, ON YOUR IPHONE SnowTracker has no accounts, no ads and no servers of its own. Your routes, your stats and your heart rate are stored on your device; heart rate and workouts are also stored in Health if you allow it. Stats are shown in your region's units (km/h and meters, or mph and feet). Everything reads at the largest text sizes, and VoiceOver reads each number with its full unit. Requires an iPhone with iOS 26. Apple Watch is optional and requires watchOS 26. Using GPS for hours uses battery: on long days, start with a charged battery.