I love this app and have used it since 2012 all over the world. It’s more than just a tracking app to me, it’s become a diary of my development. When I get frustrated with my skiing I can look back at a tangible and I’m depth record of how far I’ve come. I wish I’d made more use of the photo aspect of the application, as when I have I’ve been able to link memories of runs and days with friends to data of how we skied that day. This season I have an Apple Watch and I’m loving using the app on that, BUT I can’t work out how to stop the app changing the main screen of my watch to a read out of the previous run everytime I finish a run. This is OK, but I prefer to look at my tracks at the end of the day. I’d like to use my watch as a watch during the day with an option to look at the ski tracks read out. It’s a pain to change to the watch face every single time because I’m invariably on a lift in ski gloves trying to change it back to my watch face. If this can be resolved the app would be perfect.

I’ve used this app for a number of years and it is great but there are issues with syncing between iwatch and phone. Firstly I started tracking using my watch, but wasn’t sure how accurate it would be so I also started tracking on my phone. It recorded both sets of data as anticipated but one set was wildly inaccurate, recording my max altitude as nearly 10,000 ft when the highest point is only just over 3,000.Similarly, some slopes are recorded by the smaller angle eg 24 degrees, others by the larger angle eg 74 degrees. I’ve never experienced this during other ski seasons so can only assume it is related to using the watch not phone as the tracker. I started using just my watch to track to avoid duplicate/wrong data, but today the track didn’t transfer. Through some trial and error I think this is because after stopping the track and seeing the coloured rings info, I closed it. There are no warnings not to, but it seems that if you don’t open the app on your phone before closing it, you lose all your data for that day. Not good.While I’m on the subject, only tracks started on your watch contribute to the move/ exercise goal each day. I’ve tried logging the exercise through my fitness pal but even that doesn’t work. If the app worked better it should sync to show exercise in the same way it does when using it via the watch. It’s a shame the syncing is not better managed - or as a minimum clearer instructions given to avoid data loss as that is the main purpose of the app. The other things would make it even better.

This is a beautifully executed app, particularly when you use the Apple Eatch version. In fact it may just be the single best reason for getting an Apple Watch!Just about the only thing that I have any issue with is that the speed display on the Watch is in km/hr and no obvious way to change this. There is no setting either in the app settings or the watch app settings for this, and the manual for the Watch app is silent on this. There may be a way of doing it that I haven’t found yet, but if there is it should be easier to find, and if there isn’t there should be!

Been a user and fan of this app since 2012, and it has got better and better almost every year since I first installed it. Pretty much 100% reliable by my book - I have 150+ days of skiing logged and fully backed up. This is truly an app written by a winters sports fan, with no "money grubbing" going on like other skiing / snowboarding apps. The only thing missing for me is an integration with Strava - so that would be my number 1 request from the app developer. Nice one - this app has my recommendation - 5 stars.