Trace: Ski & Snowboard
When Stats Meets Snow
About
Automatically track your ski and snowboard runs, including speed, vertical drop, and tricks like spins and flips. Compete with friends on resort leaderboards and view your performance on interactive 3D maps. All your sessions are logged for easy review.
What's New in Trace
1.0
April 22, 2026
- Better trick detection - Improved memory usage
Developer apps
FAQ
What kind of stats does Trace track for skiing and snowboarding?
Trace automatically tracks your vertical drop, maximum speed, distance skied, and maximum slope. It also detects uphill lifts to accurately segment your downhill runs.
Can Trace detect tricks like flips and spins?
Yes, when trick tracking is enabled in settings, Trace uses motion data to detect airtime, spins (e.g., 360, 720), and flips (backflip/frontflip).
How does the leaderboard feature work in Trace?
You can compete with friends on resort leaderboards by scoring points for landing tricks, achieving maximum airtime, and skiing the most vertical drop.
Does Trace offer offline functionality?
The description does not explicitly state offline functionality, but session tracking and data logging are core features that would likely function without a constant internet connection after initial setup.
What devices is Trace compatible with?
Currently, Trace is supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Trace updated?
The latest version was released on 2026-04-22, indicating recent development activity. Specific update frequency is not detailed but suggests ongoing support.
Is Trace suitable for young children?
Trace has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users who are participating in skiing or snowboarding activities.
Does Trace have ads?
No, Trace does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.