SkiMap: Offline Ski Resorts

Because Google Maps doesn’t ski.SkiMap is the ultimate ski tracking and navigation app built for skiers and snowboarders. Track every run, analyze your stats, finding your friends on the mountain, and navigate resorts with confidence—completely FREE for our Android launch.Whether you are carving on fresh powder or navigating a new resort, SkiMap replaces paper piste maps with a powerful digital guide that works offline.TRACK EVERY SKI DAY Automatically record your ski runs with GPS and turn every day on the mountain into data. As a robust ski tracker and snowboard tracker, SkiMap records your routes, lifts taken, speed, vertical drop, and distance. Keep your entire ski history in one place to see your progression over the season.NAVIGATE WITH CONFIDENCE Even with zero signal. SkiMap provides crystal-clear offline maps designed specifically for the mountain. Always know exactly where you are, which run you’re on, and how to get back to the lodge.FIND YOUR FRIENDS Never lose your group on the slopes again. With real-time location sharing, you can see exactly where your friends are on the map, making meetups easier and skiing safer.KEY FEATURES: • GPS Ski Tracking: Automatically track runs, lifts, top speed, distance, and vertical drop. • Offline Resort Maps: Download maps for entire mountain ranges for zero-signal navigation. • Real-Time Group Tracking: Ski together without losing your friends. • Performance History: Save all your ski days and review your stats anytime. • Interactive Piste Maps: Clear slope views and lift networks for instant orientation. • Battery Efficient: Optimized for long days in the cold.BUILT FOR THE MOUNTAIN Cellular data fails. Batteries die. Conditions change. SkiMap is built to be reliable when it matters most, so you can focus on skiing, not your phone.Download SkiMap today and own the mountain.Privacy & Terms Privacy Policy: https://www.iubenda.com/privacy-policy/12125898 Terms of Use: https://paolocadoni.notion.site/Terms-of-Use-2c00ed23963c80eeacf7c033e5181025