Slopes: Ski & Snowboard Hack 2023.9 + Redeem Codes
GPS Tracker, Ski Maps, Snow
Developer: Breakpoint Studio LLC
Category: Sports
Price: Free
Version: 2023.9
ID: com.consumedbycode.slopes
Screenshots
Description
Take your snow days to the next level! Uncover detailed stats (and bragging rights) about your days skiing and snowboarding, ride with friends, log your memories, and replay your winter adventures together. Get the best ski tracking experience on iPhone and Apple Watch!
FIND YOUR FRIENDS ON THE MOUNTAIN
Slopes supports live location sharing: see where you are and where are your friends on the mountain. With the new live recording screen, you can easily find each other! Location sharing is opt-in and privacy-focused, you can always turn it on and off. It’s only for your friends, if you ride at the same time, same resort.
LIVE RECORDING on INTERACTIVE TRAIL MAPS (Premium)
Record on full-screen trail maps and map your runs at over 200 resorts in the US, Canada, the European Alps, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan (new interactive maps released throughout the season).
RESORT MAPS & CONDITIONS
Never get lost again with access to downloadable trail maps, right on your phone. And before you head up the mountain, check what other riders are saying about the snow quality at a resort.
SMART RECORDING
Slopes will automatically detect lifts and runs for you all day long. And with its Smart Reminders system, it can ping you if you get to a lift and hadn’t started recording yet (based on your list of resorts), or if you drive away and forgot to stop recording.
DETAILED STATISTICS
Uncover a wealth of information about your performance, know your speed, vertical, run times, distance, and more. Find out how good you are and how you’re getting even better, season-over-season.
FRIENDLY COMPETITIONS
Add your friends and compete against 8 different stats throughout the season. These leaderboards are 100% private, so you don’t have to worry about random strangers ruining the fun.
FITNESS + APPLE WATCH
Did those moguls get your heart racing? Get credit for it. See how you're pushing yourself with live heart-rate data, close your activity rings in Apple Health, and with Slopes Premium you can check vitals and fitness insights for every twist and turn.
PRIVACY-FOCUSED
Feel secure knowing Slopes never sells your data, and features are always designed with privacy and safety in mind. Accounts are optional, and you can Sign-in with Apple.
Questions? Feedback? Use the "Help & Support" section in-app or visit help.getslopes.com.
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Slopes free version is ad-free and truly free. You won't waste battery, data, or time on ads. And you get all the core features you expect & love: find your friends, unlimited tracking, key stats & summaries, snow conditions, season & lifetime overviews, Siri, integration with Apple's Health app, and more.
Slopes Premium unlocks stats for every run and powerful insights into your performance:
• Live Recording on Interactive Trail Maps.
• Real-time stats for each and every run.
• Full Timeline of your day: find out where you hit top speeds and which was your best run.
• Fitness Insights when you record with Apple Watch.
• Bring the mountains to life on interactive 3D & AR.
If you purchase an Annual or Family Pass, payment will be charged to your iTunes account. Your account will automatically be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current subscription period unless you disable auto-renew. You can turn off auto-renewal at any time by going to your Account Settings on the App Store after purchase.
Privacy Policy: https://getslopes.com/privacy.html
Terms of Service: https://getslopes.com/terms.html
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Note: GPS is required, so Slopes will not work indoors. iPads and iPods will not be able to record with Slopes. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Other factors such as temperature, battery health, and other apps running in the background can also affect battery performance.
FIND YOUR FRIENDS ON THE MOUNTAIN
Slopes supports live location sharing: see where you are and where are your friends on the mountain. With the new live recording screen, you can easily find each other! Location sharing is opt-in and privacy-focused, you can always turn it on and off. It’s only for your friends, if you ride at the same time, same resort.
LIVE RECORDING on INTERACTIVE TRAIL MAPS (Premium)
Record on full-screen trail maps and map your runs at over 200 resorts in the US, Canada, the European Alps, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan (new interactive maps released throughout the season).
RESORT MAPS & CONDITIONS
Never get lost again with access to downloadable trail maps, right on your phone. And before you head up the mountain, check what other riders are saying about the snow quality at a resort.
SMART RECORDING
Slopes will automatically detect lifts and runs for you all day long. And with its Smart Reminders system, it can ping you if you get to a lift and hadn’t started recording yet (based on your list of resorts), or if you drive away and forgot to stop recording.
DETAILED STATISTICS
Uncover a wealth of information about your performance, know your speed, vertical, run times, distance, and more. Find out how good you are and how you’re getting even better, season-over-season.
FRIENDLY COMPETITIONS
Add your friends and compete against 8 different stats throughout the season. These leaderboards are 100% private, so you don’t have to worry about random strangers ruining the fun.
FITNESS + APPLE WATCH
Did those moguls get your heart racing? Get credit for it. See how you're pushing yourself with live heart-rate data, close your activity rings in Apple Health, and with Slopes Premium you can check vitals and fitness insights for every twist and turn.
PRIVACY-FOCUSED
Feel secure knowing Slopes never sells your data, and features are always designed with privacy and safety in mind. Accounts are optional, and you can Sign-in with Apple.
Questions? Feedback? Use the "Help & Support" section in-app or visit help.getslopes.com.
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Slopes free version is ad-free and truly free. You won't waste battery, data, or time on ads. And you get all the core features you expect & love: find your friends, unlimited tracking, key stats & summaries, snow conditions, season & lifetime overviews, Siri, integration with Apple's Health app, and more.
Slopes Premium unlocks stats for every run and powerful insights into your performance:
• Live Recording on Interactive Trail Maps.
• Real-time stats for each and every run.
• Full Timeline of your day: find out where you hit top speeds and which was your best run.
• Fitness Insights when you record with Apple Watch.
• Bring the mountains to life on interactive 3D & AR.
If you purchase an Annual or Family Pass, payment will be charged to your iTunes account. Your account will automatically be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current subscription period unless you disable auto-renew. You can turn off auto-renewal at any time by going to your Account Settings on the App Store after purchase.
Privacy Policy: https://getslopes.com/privacy.html
Terms of Service: https://getslopes.com/terms.html
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Note: GPS is required, so Slopes will not work indoors. iPads and iPods will not be able to record with Slopes. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Other factors such as temperature, battery health, and other apps running in the background can also affect battery performance.
Version history
2023.9
2023-08-10
- Improved retry logic for resolving what resort you're at when the initial lookup fails because you're offline.
- Fixed resort logos sometimes not showing on the resort listing screen.
- Fixed the "enable smart reminders?" prompt showing too much.
- Fixed a crash on the Mac version.
- Fixed resort logos sometimes not showing on the resort listing screen.
- Fixed the "enable smart reminders?" prompt showing too much.
- Fixed a crash on the Mac version.
2023.8
2023-06-02
- Fix for multiple Live Activities showing at once.
- Fix for an iOS 15 crash.
What's new in 2023.7:
New Watch App (!!)
- New (but familiar) UI focusing on bigger text and glanceability, making it easy to read the main stats (vertical, distance, speed, heart rate, time).
- Spin the Digital Crown to focus in on any one of those stats. For example see your current elevation + tallest run when checking vertical, your heart rate zone + max HR when checking heart rate, or a full mini-timeline breakdown of lifts vs runs when checking time.
- The nearby friends screen now shows the direction / distance to all friends in a single list, so you can just scroll vs having to tap on a friend to get those details.
- Much stronger haptics, more like the Timer app, when auto-resume kicks in.
- Improved reliability of starting a workout with the Action button.
New, faster, start recording screen for both iPhone and Watch.
- Don't worry about picking what resort you're at anymore. Slopes will figure all that in the background for you now (assuming you have cell reception).
- Instead, just pick your activity type. You can pick from ski, snowboard, monoski, splitboard, sitski, telemark, and more.
- It's also now more obvious how to set it as a backcountry activity where you want credit for the uphill touring / skinning.
- As part of the new auto-resort tagging, multi-resort support is here (!!). This is big for European users; for example hopping from Méribel to Courchevel will tag the activity as "Les 3 Vallées" instead of just Méribel.
Unified recording experience; Slopes on iPhone can now control the Watch app.
- If you try to start recording via phone while you have the Watch app installed it'll just automatically start it there for you.
- You can pause / resume / finish recordings on your Watch via iPhone now, too.
- While recording on Watch, you can have a Live Activity running on your iPhone. This will show automatically if you start Slopes via your phone, but if you start via Watch directly you'll need to open the iOS app once to get it going (apps must be in the foreground to start a live activity).
- Improvements to Smart Reminders when you have both an iPhone and Apple Watch. It isn't as perfect as I'd like it yet, but it should cut down on a lot of the useless "you're near a lift" reminders when you're already recording. I hope.
Other improvements:
- Skinning / touring in the backcountry will now add the uphill segments to Apple Health including speed and elevation gain.
- Interactive maps for resorts will no longer get stuck on satellite map mode.
- I got inspired by Apollo's new retro iOS app alt icon; I just had to envision Slopes for iPhoneOS 2.0 with a new alt icon.
With this update, Slopes now requires iOS 15 / watchOS 8. This doesn't drop support for any devices as iOS 15 supports all the same hardware iOS 14 did.
- Fix for an iOS 15 crash.
What's new in 2023.7:
New Watch App (!!)
- New (but familiar) UI focusing on bigger text and glanceability, making it easy to read the main stats (vertical, distance, speed, heart rate, time).
- Spin the Digital Crown to focus in on any one of those stats. For example see your current elevation + tallest run when checking vertical, your heart rate zone + max HR when checking heart rate, or a full mini-timeline breakdown of lifts vs runs when checking time.
- The nearby friends screen now shows the direction / distance to all friends in a single list, so you can just scroll vs having to tap on a friend to get those details.
- Much stronger haptics, more like the Timer app, when auto-resume kicks in.
- Improved reliability of starting a workout with the Action button.
New, faster, start recording screen for both iPhone and Watch.
- Don't worry about picking what resort you're at anymore. Slopes will figure all that in the background for you now (assuming you have cell reception).
- Instead, just pick your activity type. You can pick from ski, snowboard, monoski, splitboard, sitski, telemark, and more.
- It's also now more obvious how to set it as a backcountry activity where you want credit for the uphill touring / skinning.
- As part of the new auto-resort tagging, multi-resort support is here (!!). This is big for European users; for example hopping from Méribel to Courchevel will tag the activity as "Les 3 Vallées" instead of just Méribel.
Unified recording experience; Slopes on iPhone can now control the Watch app.
- If you try to start recording via phone while you have the Watch app installed it'll just automatically start it there for you.
- You can pause / resume / finish recordings on your Watch via iPhone now, too.
- While recording on Watch, you can have a Live Activity running on your iPhone. This will show automatically if you start Slopes via your phone, but if you start via Watch directly you'll need to open the iOS app once to get it going (apps must be in the foreground to start a live activity).
- Improvements to Smart Reminders when you have both an iPhone and Apple Watch. It isn't as perfect as I'd like it yet, but it should cut down on a lot of the useless "you're near a lift" reminders when you're already recording. I hope.
Other improvements:
- Skinning / touring in the backcountry will now add the uphill segments to Apple Health including speed and elevation gain.
- Interactive maps for resorts will no longer get stuck on satellite map mode.
- I got inspired by Apollo's new retro iOS app alt icon; I just had to envision Slopes for iPhoneOS 2.0 with a new alt icon.
With this update, Slopes now requires iOS 15 / watchOS 8. This doesn't drop support for any devices as iOS 15 supports all the same hardware iOS 14 did.
2023.7
2023-05-31
New Watch App (!!)
- New (but familiar) UI focusing on bigger text and glanceability, making it easy to read the main stats (vertical, distance, speed, heart rate, time).
- Spin the Digital Crown to focus in on any one of those stats. For example see your current elevation + tallest run when checking vertical, your heart rate zone + max HR when checking heart rate, or a full mini-timeline breakdown of lifts vs runs when checking time.
- The nearby friends screen now shows the direction / distance to all friends in a single list, so you can just scroll vs having to tap on a friend to get those details.
- Much stronger haptics, more like the Timer app, when auto-resume kicks in.
- Improved reliability of starting a workout with the Action button.
New, faster, start recording screen for both iPhone and Watch.
- Don't worry about picking what resort you're at anymore. Slopes will figure all that in the background for you now (assuming you have cell reception).
- Instead, just pick your activity type. You can pick from ski, snowboard, monoski, splitboard, sitski, telemark, and more.
- It's also now more obvious how to set it as a backcountry activity where you want credit for the uphill touring / skinning.
- As part of the new auto-resort tagging, multi-resort support is here (!!). This is big for European users; for example hopping from Méribel to Courchevel will tag the activity as "Les 3 Vallées" instead of just Méribel.
Unified recording experience; Slopes on iPhone can now control the Watch app.
- If you try to start recording via phone while you have the Watch app installed it'll just automatically start it there for you.
- You can pause / resume / finish recordings on your Watch via iPhone now, too.
- While recording on Watch, you can have a Live Activity running on your iPhone. This will show automatically if you start Slopes via your phone, but if you start via Watch directly you'll need to open the iOS app once to get it going (apps must be in the foreground to start a live activity).
- Improvements to Smart Reminders when you have both an iPhone and Apple Watch. It isn't as perfect as I'd like it yet, but it should cut down on a lot of the useless "you're near a lift" reminders when you're already recording. I hope.
Other improvements:
- Skinning / touring in the backcountry will now add the uphill segments to Apple Health including speed and elevation gain.
- Interactive maps for resorts will no longer get stuck on satellite map mode.
- I got inspired by Apollo's new retro iOS app alt icon; I just had to envision Slopes for iPhoneOS 2.0 with a new alt icon.
With this update, Slopes now requires iOS 15 / watchOS 8. This doesn't drop support for any devices as iOS 15 supports all the same hardware iOS 14 did.
- New (but familiar) UI focusing on bigger text and glanceability, making it easy to read the main stats (vertical, distance, speed, heart rate, time).
- Spin the Digital Crown to focus in on any one of those stats. For example see your current elevation + tallest run when checking vertical, your heart rate zone + max HR when checking heart rate, or a full mini-timeline breakdown of lifts vs runs when checking time.
- The nearby friends screen now shows the direction / distance to all friends in a single list, so you can just scroll vs having to tap on a friend to get those details.
- Much stronger haptics, more like the Timer app, when auto-resume kicks in.
- Improved reliability of starting a workout with the Action button.
New, faster, start recording screen for both iPhone and Watch.
- Don't worry about picking what resort you're at anymore. Slopes will figure all that in the background for you now (assuming you have cell reception).
- Instead, just pick your activity type. You can pick from ski, snowboard, monoski, splitboard, sitski, telemark, and more.
- It's also now more obvious how to set it as a backcountry activity where you want credit for the uphill touring / skinning.
- As part of the new auto-resort tagging, multi-resort support is here (!!). This is big for European users; for example hopping from Méribel to Courchevel will tag the activity as "Les 3 Vallées" instead of just Méribel.
Unified recording experience; Slopes on iPhone can now control the Watch app.
- If you try to start recording via phone while you have the Watch app installed it'll just automatically start it there for you.
- You can pause / resume / finish recordings on your Watch via iPhone now, too.
- While recording on Watch, you can have a Live Activity running on your iPhone. This will show automatically if you start Slopes via your phone, but if you start via Watch directly you'll need to open the iOS app once to get it going (apps must be in the foreground to start a live activity).
- Improvements to Smart Reminders when you have both an iPhone and Apple Watch. It isn't as perfect as I'd like it yet, but it should cut down on a lot of the useless "you're near a lift" reminders when you're already recording. I hope.
Other improvements:
- Skinning / touring in the backcountry will now add the uphill segments to Apple Health including speed and elevation gain.
- Interactive maps for resorts will no longer get stuck on satellite map mode.
- I got inspired by Apollo's new retro iOS app alt icon; I just had to envision Slopes for iPhoneOS 2.0 with a new alt icon.
With this update, Slopes now requires iOS 15 / watchOS 8. This doesn't drop support for any devices as iOS 15 supports all the same hardware iOS 14 did.
2023.6
2023-03-04
- You can now remove your profile picture and revert back to just your initials.
- Fixed "Mordor maps" - times when the 3d map would look all jagged and wrong.
- Fixed the "More" button in the share card generator not working sometimes.
- Fixed "Mordor maps" - times when the 3d map would look all jagged and wrong.
- Fixed the "More" button in the share card generator not working sometimes.
2023.5
2023-02-07
- Fix the Watch complication not always updating when you get 1k more vertical while recording.
- Possible fix for a crash on Watch because Slopes was using too much CPU.
- Possible fix for a crash on Watch because Slopes was using too much CPU.
2023.4
2023-02-05
- Fixed a case where a snow forecast bar might be transparent when it actually has a value.
- Fixed "Nearby Friends" list on iPhone sometimes being empty when recording via Watch.
- Fixed the "Find Me" URL not working from iPhone when recording via Watch.
- Fix for iPad crash when sending Slopes to the background.
- Fixed "Nearby Friends" list on iPhone sometimes being empty when recording via Watch.
- Fixed the "Find Me" URL not working from iPhone when recording via Watch.
- Fix for iPad crash when sending Slopes to the background.
2023.3
2023-02-01
- OpenSnow integration (!!). Resort snowfall forecasts in Slopes are now powered by OpenSnow, and include temperature estimates too.
- If you want more details beyond the 5-day snowfall estimate, you can tap to get directly into OpenSnow (either on the web or the app if you have it installed).
Can I just nerd out for a second? OpenSnow is my go-to for forecasts, I'm super excited to bring their data to all of you. Make sure you head over to them and sign up to check out their full data (this is not a sponsored post lol).
- If you want more details beyond the 5-day snowfall estimate, you can tap to get directly into OpenSnow (either on the web or the app if you have it installed).
Can I just nerd out for a second? OpenSnow is my go-to for forecasts, I'm super excited to bring their data to all of you. Make sure you head over to them and sign up to check out their full data (this is not a sponsored post lol).
2023.2
2023-01-26
- Improved the contrast of your day's path on the recording screen with the newer premium maps.
- Some localization updates from the community (thanks!)
- Tweaked manual speed calculations when importing GPX files that don't contain speed info. Still not 100% happy, but should get ~50% less "spikes" of weird speeds.
- Fixed incorrect labels for most daily vertical / distance on the season share card for "bests".
- Fixed a case where your phone might say you're in the backcountry, but you're recording on your Watch at a resort.
- Fixed an issue with the anonymous feedback privacy option switch. If you turned that on in the last month, please turn it on again. Very sorry about that.
- Fixed a crash on the modular complication for watchOS.
- Some localization updates from the community (thanks!)
- Tweaked manual speed calculations when importing GPX files that don't contain speed info. Still not 100% happy, but should get ~50% less "spikes" of weird speeds.
- Fixed incorrect labels for most daily vertical / distance on the season share card for "bests".
- Fixed a case where your phone might say you're in the backcountry, but you're recording on your Watch at a resort.
- Fixed an issue with the anonymous feedback privacy option switch. If you turned that on in the last month, please turn it on again. Very sorry about that.
- Fixed a crash on the modular complication for watchOS.
2023.1
2023-01-07
Starting off the new year with a big feature:
- Slopes's interactive trail maps are now available even when you aren't recording, via the resort details screen for each resort.
- Interactive trail maps have increased contrast of trail information (except in the logbook where your recording is front-and-center) to help with outdoor reading.
I have some big plans for maps on the resort tab, so this is just step 1!
- Slopes's interactive trail maps are now available even when you aren't recording, via the resort details screen for each resort.
- Interactive trail maps have increased contrast of trail information (except in the logbook where your recording is front-and-center) to help with outdoor reading.
I have some big plans for maps on the resort tab, so this is just step 1!
2022.21
2022-12-27
- Fixed a case where backcountry days might record as one long run.
- Fixed a case where an unfinished recording on Watch would prevent you from starting a new recording. You'll now resume the old one, letting you end it.
- Fixed a case where an unfinished recording on Watch would prevent you from starting a new recording. You'll now resume the old one, letting you end it.
2022.20
2022-12-20
- New app icon for Premium users from Basic Apple Guy.
- Fixed a case where your avatar might show up in two places on the map while recording.
- Fixed exporting GPX files as "Single Track".
- Fixed trail maps + ski patrol info not showing on your phone while recording via your watch.
- Fixed a crash on Apple Watch related to the heart rate graph.
- Fixed a case where your avatar might show up in two places on the map while recording.
- Fixed exporting GPX files as "Single Track".
- Fixed trail maps + ski patrol info not showing on your phone while recording via your watch.
- Fixed a crash on Apple Watch related to the heart rate graph.
2022.19
2022-12-08
- Maps! Maps! Maps! We've been hard at work over the summer building our enhanced digital trail maps for international resorts and today we're launching them for the top resorts in the European Alps and Japan. We've also added another 70 resorts in North America, bringing our world-wide total to over 200.
2022.18
2022-12-01
- Fixed a case where the "weak GPS" warning would appear incorrectly on your phone while recording with your Watch.
- Fixed a case where Watch imports wouldn't process.
- Fixed a case where Watch imports wouldn't process.
2022.17
2022-11-26
- Apple Watch Ultra Action button support for starting your workout. Slopes will automatically figure out what resort you're at when starting (or if you're in the backcountry).
- Auto water lock on Watch. Enable this setting to have your Watch enable water-lock automatically after you start recording. Handy for pesky gear that likes to mess with your Watch during the day.
- Improvements to the Siri workout start on Watch.
- Fixed another crash related to leaving Slopes recording while taking a long break.
- Auto water lock on Watch. Enable this setting to have your Watch enable water-lock automatically after you start recording. Handy for pesky gear that likes to mess with your Watch during the day.
- Improvements to the Siri workout start on Watch.
- Fixed another crash related to leaving Slopes recording while taking a long break.
2022.16
2022-11-23
- Fixed crash that could occur while leaving Slopes recording when you take a break.
- Fixed a crash when trying to view Smart Reminders settings from the notifications screen.
- Fixed a crash when trying to view Smart Reminders settings from the notifications screen.
2022.15
2022-11-10
- Garmin Watch auto-imports. If you're a Garmin Watch wearer, you can now connect Slopes to Garmin Connect and we'll automatically import your ski and snowboard activities as soon as they upload.
- This gets you the best of both worlds: you can keep using your Garmin device to record, and at the end of the day you get the awesome interactive replays, 3D maps, friend leaderboards, and more!
- When you make the connection between Garmin and Slopes, we'll automatically import the last 5 years of ski data (ignoring any duplicates of data already in Slopes).
- Activities imported via Garmin Connect will include heart rate data, too.
- Head to Account -> Online Integrations to get started.
- This gets you the best of both worlds: you can keep using your Garmin device to record, and at the end of the day you get the awesome interactive replays, 3D maps, friend leaderboards, and more!
- When you make the connection between Garmin and Slopes, we'll automatically import the last 5 years of ski data (ignoring any duplicates of data already in Slopes).
- Activities imported via Garmin Connect will include heart rate data, too.
- Head to Account -> Online Integrations to get started.
2022.14
2022-11-04
- Restored support for watchOS 7.1.
- Localized the Slopes Swag screen.
- Fixed some other typos / localization issues.
- Fixed a bug where number of runs always showed as "-" in Live Activity.
- Fixed a case where if Slopes crashed and you re-opened it, it wouldn't automatically resume recording like it should.
- Fixed a case where with Find-Me enabled Slopes may ask every time you start recording if you want to enable notifications.
- Localized the Slopes Swag screen.
- Fixed some other typos / localization issues.
- Fixed a bug where number of runs always showed as "-" in Live Activity.
- Fixed a case where if Slopes crashed and you re-opened it, it wouldn't automatically resume recording like it should.
- Fixed a case where with Find-Me enabled Slopes may ask every time you start recording if you want to enable notifications.
2022.13
2022-10-24
- Live Activity support: see how your day is going without unlocking your phone! From your Lock Screen you can see two (customizable) stats about your day, who else is riding at the resort, and the timeline of your day.
- Dynamic Island support. On iPhone 14 Pro models Slopes will live up in the Dynamic Island, making it easy to check stats / nearby friends at a glance and pause / resume.
- Fixed a case where forgetting to pause for a lunch break could cause incorrect lift/run detection after your break.
Note: this release temporarily removes watchOS 7 support, requiring watchOS 8. watchOS 7 support will be restored as soon as a bug is fixed.
- Dynamic Island support. On iPhone 14 Pro models Slopes will live up in the Dynamic Island, making it easy to check stats / nearby friends at a glance and pause / resume.
- Fixed a case where forgetting to pause for a lunch break could cause incorrect lift/run detection after your break.
Note: this release temporarily removes watchOS 7 support, requiring watchOS 8. watchOS 7 support will be restored as soon as a bug is fixed.
2022.12
2022-09-24
- Noted in the UI that the new watchOS complications require watchOS 9 or newer.
- Fixed an issue transferring debug logs from Watch to iPhone.
- Fixed a crash during recording.
- Fixed a version migration blocking the UI for longer than expected.
- Fixed an issue transferring debug logs from Watch to iPhone.
- Fixed a crash during recording.
- Fixed a version migration blocking the UI for longer than expected.
2022.11
2022-09-12
- New widgets for your Lock Screen *and* Complications for your Watch: keep tabs on local resort conditions and snow forecasts.
- New widget for your Home Screen: Winter Memories. Photos you took while skiing will rotate daily on your Home Screen. See snow year-round!
- Tweaked the heart rate zone calculation to closer match Apple's new zone metrics (they use Heart Rate Recovery, vs relying on just max HR).
- Slopes can better detect if you might have driven away while leaving Slopes recording, and will direct you to the timeline editor if it thinks you did.
- Made the close button more obvious on the run comparison screen.
- The "New Merch Unlocked" message will no longer be triggered because of activities being downloaded from another device.
- Fixed the 2D/3D map preview not updating after you made an edit via the timeline editor.
- Fixed the How'd You Stack Up / Leaderboards not updating automatically after making an edit via the timeline editor.
- Fixed a case where the How'd You Stack Up section would always show a "syncing to server" message if you had multiple recordings in the same day.
- Fixed an issue with changing your password via the app.
- You can now manually set the default equipment (ski vs snowboard) on iPhone just like you could Watch. This'll sync over to Watch, and keep itself up to date if you change equipment on an activity after completing your day. This should fix some of the edge cases with the iPhone defaulting to the wrong equipment when you start recording.
- Slopes should now be a lot faster to recover from a crash on Watch, which should help an occasional crash-on-launch if it was trying to recover.
- New widget for your Home Screen: Winter Memories. Photos you took while skiing will rotate daily on your Home Screen. See snow year-round!
- Tweaked the heart rate zone calculation to closer match Apple's new zone metrics (they use Heart Rate Recovery, vs relying on just max HR).
- Slopes can better detect if you might have driven away while leaving Slopes recording, and will direct you to the timeline editor if it thinks you did.
- Made the close button more obvious on the run comparison screen.
- The "New Merch Unlocked" message will no longer be triggered because of activities being downloaded from another device.
- Fixed the 2D/3D map preview not updating after you made an edit via the timeline editor.
- Fixed the How'd You Stack Up / Leaderboards not updating automatically after making an edit via the timeline editor.
- Fixed a case where the How'd You Stack Up section would always show a "syncing to server" message if you had multiple recordings in the same day.
- Fixed an issue with changing your password via the app.
- You can now manually set the default equipment (ski vs snowboard) on iPhone just like you could Watch. This'll sync over to Watch, and keep itself up to date if you change equipment on an activity after completing your day. This should fix some of the edge cases with the iPhone defaulting to the wrong equipment when you start recording.
- Slopes should now be a lot faster to recover from a crash on Watch, which should help an occasional crash-on-launch if it was trying to recover.
2022.10
2022-05-28
- Winter is here in the Southern Hemisphere, and we've been busy prepping. We've added digital trail maps for all resorts in Australia and New Zealand including Perisher, Craigieburn Valley, and more.
- Fixed an issue with Smart Reminders where it might not prioritize the right lifts as ones worth reminding to record at (since we are limited to ~10 lifts by the system, we have to pick the most popular lifts people start at).
- There's been a troublesome Watch bug causing a crash when you pause sometimes that I've been trying to track down all season. This update might fix it.
- Some subtle UI animation tweaks to things that kept me up at night.
- Fixed an issue with Smart Reminders where it might not prioritize the right lifts as ones worth reminding to record at (since we are limited to ~10 lifts by the system, we have to pick the most popular lifts people start at).
- There's been a troublesome Watch bug causing a crash when you pause sometimes that I've been trying to track down all season. This update might fix it.
- Some subtle UI animation tweaks to things that kept me up at night.
2022.9
2022-04-16
- Fixed leaderboard layout when you have only a few friends and you're using dynamic type.
- Fixed a case where Slopes might try to access your location in the background incorrectly when doing a background fetch for updated resort data.
- Fixed a case where Slopes might try to access your location in the background incorrectly when doing a background fetch for updated resort data.
2022.8
2022-03-12
No more "text me when you get here!"
- When you're recording with Find Me turned on, can now get a notification when a friend also starts recording with Find Me on at the same resort.
- Similarly, if you enable that, you'll also get a notification when you start recording if friends are already recording there.
- Your device will now more quickly update to show new friends that are recording with Find Me enabled.
- When you're recording via Watch, but checking things out on your phone, if the phone can't get updated data from online (poor cell reception) it'll now pull friend location data from the Watch in the mean time as that has a good chance of being pretty up-to-date.
- Fixed a case where starting recording via Smart Reminders could cause Slopes to ignore your preferred ski vs snowboard preference.
- Fixed a case where if Slopes crashed and you tried to start or resume via a Smart Reminder that the UI might get stuck in a weird state.
- When you're recording with Find Me turned on, can now get a notification when a friend also starts recording with Find Me on at the same resort.
- Similarly, if you enable that, you'll also get a notification when you start recording if friends are already recording there.
- Your device will now more quickly update to show new friends that are recording with Find Me enabled.
- When you're recording via Watch, but checking things out on your phone, if the phone can't get updated data from online (poor cell reception) it'll now pull friend location data from the Watch in the mean time as that has a good chance of being pretty up-to-date.
- Fixed a case where starting recording via Smart Reminders could cause Slopes to ignore your preferred ski vs snowboard preference.
- Fixed a case where if Slopes crashed and you tried to start or resume via a Smart Reminder that the UI might get stuck in a weird state.
2022.7
2022-02-17
- Slopes on iOS should now more reliably keep recording in the background if you do something like take a video or go live on IG.
- Fixed a case where editing lifts / runs would cause the timeline screen to highlight the wrong run on the map as you scrolled.
- Fixed a case where you'd mark a recording as in the backcountry / off-piste but it would get swapped to "Unlisted resort."
- Fixed the issue where the Watch app would show "KP/H" while iOS would correctly show "KM/H."
- Also fixed the share cards incorrectly showing "KP/H" when in metric.
We've also added enhanced trail maps for another 7 resorts. Including: Arapahoe Basin, Solitude, Heavenly, Seven Springs. We should be up to 50 total resorts sometime next week!
- Fixed a case where editing lifts / runs would cause the timeline screen to highlight the wrong run on the map as you scrolled.
- Fixed a case where you'd mark a recording as in the backcountry / off-piste but it would get swapped to "Unlisted resort."
- Fixed the issue where the Watch app would show "KP/H" while iOS would correctly show "KM/H."
- Also fixed the share cards incorrectly showing "KP/H" when in metric.
We've also added enhanced trail maps for another 7 resorts. Including: Arapahoe Basin, Solitude, Heavenly, Seven Springs. We should be up to 50 total resorts sometime next week!
2022.6
2022-02-03
- Stopped the logbook screen from trying to refresh when you're recording. In rare cases this could cause Slopes to get killed in the background for trying to do too much.
- Fixed a case where your unit type (imperial / metric) wasn't syncing to Apple Watch after changing it on iPhone. You can also toggle the units type on the Watch settings screen now.
- Fixed a crash on Watch that could happen when you hit the pause button. Rare race condition in trying to update the heart rate graph twice at the same time.
- Fixed a case where new users weren't being prompted on their iPhone to pick if they skied or snowboarded after recording, and it was just defaulting to skiing. (BTW you can hit the edit button to change your activity type).
- Fixed the season summary showing your number of recordings, not the number of days, at your most-visited resort.
- I've also been making changes in the last 3 updates to fix a crash on Watch that could happen if you stop for lunch (for 40min+) without pausing. Don't want to promise anything, but I think I got this one. Please let us know if it seems fixed for you after installing this update (make sure Slopes on Apple Watch is up to date).
- Fixed a case where your unit type (imperial / metric) wasn't syncing to Apple Watch after changing it on iPhone. You can also toggle the units type on the Watch settings screen now.
- Fixed a crash on Watch that could happen when you hit the pause button. Rare race condition in trying to update the heart rate graph twice at the same time.
- Fixed a case where new users weren't being prompted on their iPhone to pick if they skied or snowboarded after recording, and it was just defaulting to skiing. (BTW you can hit the edit button to change your activity type).
- Fixed the season summary showing your number of recordings, not the number of days, at your most-visited resort.
- I've also been making changes in the last 3 updates to fix a crash on Watch that could happen if you stop for lunch (for 40min+) without pausing. Don't want to promise anything, but I think I got this one. Please let us know if it seems fixed for you after installing this update (make sure Slopes on Apple Watch is up to date).
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Slopes Premium Unlimited (Run stats, 3D replays, fitness and more.) |
Free |
JI494171219✱✱✱✱✱ | 9E959EE✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Slopes Single Pass (All Premium features unlocked for a ski day.) |
Free |
JI742715952✱✱✱✱✱ | 81017BD✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Slopes Premium Family Plan (Slopes Premium for a household of 5.) |
Free |
JI289434139✱✱✱✱✱ | 2B8F934✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Slopes Trip Pass (All Premium features unlocked for a ski week.) |
Free |
JI788897180✱✱✱✱✱ | 1124F57✱✱✱✱✱ |
| 7 Pass Bundle (Unlock Premium for 7 days of your choosing.) |
Free |
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Ratings
4.9 out of 5
53.6K Ratings
Reviews
Em Pogo,
Fantastic app, so glad I found it!
Update April 2023:
I’ve skied well over 100 days since I first reviewed this app, and Slopes is an absolutely indispensable part of my ski day. I am a ski instructor and I love having the data from the day to share with my students; when skiing outside of work I love the integration with Strava, the ability to treat Slopes like a private ski journal, and the friend location tracking— incredibly well designed. There are a few features I’d like to see added or modified, and response from the team has been fast and enthusiastic. Everyone who slides on snow should be using this app, it’s awesome! (Oh and SO good having it run on my watch, super easy to use and doesn’t drain my phone battery.) The free version is excellent; I wound up subscribing because I want to support a small developer, and the extra features are pretty cool.
//
Original review april 2022:
I’ve only used Slopes for two days skiing so far, but I’m incredibly impressed. The tracking is flawless, it doesn’t drain my phone battery too much, and the ways the data can be replayed and logged is wonderful. The free version is excellent, and absolutely worth using, and after trying the pay version yesterday I’m certain I’ll be subscribing next season for the 3D map alone— so cool! (I currently have Slopes automatically send the day’s data to Strava— Strava doesn’t always read the lifts correctly, but that’s on Strava, not Slopes.)
I’ve skied well over 100 days since I first reviewed this app, and Slopes is an absolutely indispensable part of my ski day. I am a ski instructor and I love having the data from the day to share with my students; when skiing outside of work I love the integration with Strava, the ability to treat Slopes like a private ski journal, and the friend location tracking— incredibly well designed. There are a few features I’d like to see added or modified, and response from the team has been fast and enthusiastic. Everyone who slides on snow should be using this app, it’s awesome! (Oh and SO good having it run on my watch, super easy to use and doesn’t drain my phone battery.) The free version is excellent; I wound up subscribing because I want to support a small developer, and the extra features are pretty cool.
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Original review april 2022:
I’ve only used Slopes for two days skiing so far, but I’m incredibly impressed. The tracking is flawless, it doesn’t drain my phone battery too much, and the ways the data can be replayed and logged is wonderful. The free version is excellent, and absolutely worth using, and after trying the pay version yesterday I’m certain I’ll be subscribing next season for the 3D map alone— so cool! (I currently have Slopes automatically send the day’s data to Strava— Strava doesn’t always read the lifts correctly, but that’s on Strava, not Slopes.)
Starkiller67,
Works on my iPhone 6 again!
At the start of the ski season, I tried to use Slopes, but iOS had offloaded it since I hadn’t used it during the off-season. I couldn’t get it to download again and after several tries, finally discovered that it now only works on iOS 13 and up. The developer claims you can keep using the old version, but if you have to reinstall, you can’t get the old one back. Now switching to a competitor that still supports iOS 12. As a developer myself, it’s generally a good idea to support at least the previous iOS version.
Update: After the developer contacted me, I was able to reinstall an older version of the app. Apple did not make this easy to find. I added two more stars due to the developer’s prompt response. However, I would still like to see support for at least one iOS version back for new updates. Most apps I checked still support back to iOS 10.
Update 2: The developer supports iOS 12 again! Greatly appreciated and definitely noticed performance improvements and less battery drain. Thanks again for making this change!
Update: After the developer contacted me, I was able to reinstall an older version of the app. Apple did not make this easy to find. I added two more stars due to the developer’s prompt response. However, I would still like to see support for at least one iOS version back for new updates. Most apps I checked still support back to iOS 10.
Update 2: The developer supports iOS 12 again! Greatly appreciated and definitely noticed performance improvements and less battery drain. Thanks again for making this change!
JeffreyJ_,
Not only unreliable, but disappointing
I was so excited to start using this app, but from day one have had problems. The primary issue is that you can get through an entire day of runs, hitting speeds you wanted recorded, making tracks you wanted to review, understanding the vertical feet that you dropped, etc. This app is not only unreliable, which unto itself you might simply say “oh well, not a great app“, but this app actually is disappointing because after an exciting day on the slopes you sit down, open your pocket, take out the app and take a look at it - and it simply says “no GPS data recorded”. After the first time this happened I read the troubleshooting guide and it said that you needed to make sure you had a reliable connection. Next time I confirmed that I did (my other apps all recorded). Next time GPS data didn’t record I was told it was likely do to keeping the app in an outside pocket where the phone got cold - keep it in an inside pocket to ensure warmth and then it will record your GPS location - so I did. It still did not work. Today I skied at Breck in 38° sunny weather and finished the day, looked at the device, and it said “no GPS data recorded“. I would be OK if an app simply didn’t work, but when you’re so excited to see how you ripped down the mountain side, and this app, let you down, makes you realize that you need to start looking for other apps. I would not waste my time with this app.
SupermanMikail,
We got a winner…
I recently started using Slopes and I have to say, I'm impressed! As a ski and snowboarding enthusiast, this app is exactly what I was looking for. It provides detailed metrics about my time on the slopes, which helps me track my progress and set new goals for myself. The user experience is top-notch, with a sleek and intuitive interface that makes it easy to navigate and use.
I especially love the real-time tracking feature, which allows me to see my speed, distance, and other important stats while I'm skiing. This helps me to stay motivated and push myself to ski better. The app also has a great social aspect, as I can share my stats with friends and see how I stack up against other skiers.
Overall, I highly recommend Slopes to anyone who loves skiing and snowboarding. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced skier, this app is a great way to keep track of your progress and have fun on the slopes. So, if you're looking for a way to enhance your ski or snowboarding experience, give Slopes a try! You won't be disappointed!
I especially love the real-time tracking feature, which allows me to see my speed, distance, and other important stats while I'm skiing. This helps me to stay motivated and push myself to ski better. The app also has a great social aspect, as I can share my stats with friends and see how I stack up against other skiers.
Overall, I highly recommend Slopes to anyone who loves skiing and snowboarding. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced skier, this app is a great way to keep track of your progress and have fun on the slopes. So, if you're looking for a way to enhance your ski or snowboarding experience, give Slopes a try! You won't be disappointed!
tiemp,
Simply the best tracking app for winter sports!
I've been using Slopes since 2014 and this app has simply never let me down. Some key features that I love: - Activity recording from my watch, heart activity, stats on your wrist - Replaying a session at the end of the day, with your pictures and your friends recording - Sharing a daily pass with a friend Another thing I love is that the app is updated with new features every other week. Curtis — who seems to be one of the nicest app developers on Earth — not only fixes raised issues as fast as possible, but also manages to add new features so often, always adopting Apple’s latest features: widgets, connect with Apple ID, family sharing, app available on macOS, live activities, etc. And this is not a one of, it's been like this since 2014. I've been recommending Slope to all my friends and family every time I arrive at a ski resort, and will continue to do so. I also recently subscribed to the family plan, because good work deserves to be recognized. Thanks Curtis!
K_Krum,
🔥🔥🔥
Fantastic app for any skiers/snowboarders looking to track their day on the slopes. The data the app gives even without the premium pass is still very cool and helpful. You can view your top speed, longest run length, a timeline of all lift rides and runs with an animation on a 2D map, etc.
The premium pass somehow makes it 10x better, with precise lift and run times for each run, instantaneous speeds on any run, a 3D google-earth like view of your day on the slopes, a graph with your heart rate and speed along the timeline, and many other things that would take too long to list here. I would HIGHLY recommend this app, and if you can afford the premium pass, even just for a day or a single trip, I would also highly recommend it.
The only issue I have had with the app is the last 90 min of one of my days not recording, which I think was due to me accidentally force closing the app; otherwise, it is absolute 🔥. I almost never write reviews, but this app deserved my time. (Which should tell y’all something)
The premium pass somehow makes it 10x better, with precise lift and run times for each run, instantaneous speeds on any run, a 3D google-earth like view of your day on the slopes, a graph with your heart rate and speed along the timeline, and many other things that would take too long to list here. I would HIGHLY recommend this app, and if you can afford the premium pass, even just for a day or a single trip, I would also highly recommend it.
The only issue I have had with the app is the last 90 min of one of my days not recording, which I think was due to me accidentally force closing the app; otherwise, it is absolute 🔥. I almost never write reviews, but this app deserved my time. (Which should tell y’all something)
R.Perry,
What would Jesse Pinkman do?
I give a 5 star. I was gifted an Apple Watch for Christmas and have been recording as many days on snow as I can. (So far iv got 28 days, 258runs) I really enjoy being able to look back at my day and see each run, even with the free version. I am however very forgetful and sometimes forget to stop the recording and the app records my ride home as a result. I know I can edit those out with the features provided. I wish there was a way for the app to be able to recognize when iv left the resort, and am on main roads, so that an auto stop would activate and auto log while I’m driving. I get that that’s asking a lot for someone who’s lazy and just forgetting to simply hit stop, but i think, in my opinion, that it would make the app better. You’ve already improved in so many ways since the 26th of dec. and I thank you for that! Thank you for a lock, the stop without pause, and the safety features for glade trials.
ndplymale,
Issues Retrieving Resort Info
I downloaded this app for my first trip out west thinking it would be nice to track my rides. For the most part, it’s been fantastic at recording my day! You really can set it and forget it for the most part. It’s jam packed with cool features that make it feel like you can “relive” some of your best days on the mountain via the logbook. Note: It’s not worth much without a paid membership, but that’s fine considering it’s the top-rated ski tracking app and you’re getting premium features.
I have had a few missed runs/sections of the day, but that’s user error. (Forgetting to pause when switching basins, etc) But I do want to speak on one issue I’ve been having. Sometimes, it’s impossible to pull up resort info. Right now, if I try to search for any resort, no results will be listed. It’s almost as if the app is tying resort searches to your current location or something. I hope it gets fixed soon bc I’d like to bookmark resort pages to ogle over places to consider for next ski season.
I have had a few missed runs/sections of the day, but that’s user error. (Forgetting to pause when switching basins, etc) But I do want to speak on one issue I’ve been having. Sometimes, it’s impossible to pull up resort info. Right now, if I try to search for any resort, no results will be listed. It’s almost as if the app is tying resort searches to your current location or something. I hope it gets fixed soon bc I’d like to bookmark resort pages to ogle over places to consider for next ski season.
Owen Sells,
Great without friends
While the title might make you think I'm lonely, I can assure that's not the case. The app is great on its own, nice layout, easy and overall a great and engaging experience. The issue comes in when you want to connect friends on it. Me and a friend who have both used the app for a few years on our own became friends however, on the friends page it says that he has no stats whatsoever. This is weird as he has used it for years and it still has all the tracks logged, it's like they just didn't transfer to the friends section. We don't know why his do not appear. They don't appear on my app or his, but my stats do on both. It's not a huge deal and we usually discuss our stats in person, however, it would be nice to see eachothers and frankly it shouldn't have this issue in the first place. Though I have looked through the settings and haven't found anything that would prevent the transfer of his stats though I may be missing something. I hope there is an easy fix and will keep you all updated!
DJWahoo96,
Best Sports Tracking App
This app is amazing! Hands down the best sports tracking app and probably my favorite app to use period. Not only does it flawlessly track my ski runs, it is so simple to use. Just show up at the ski area and the app auto-detects where you are, hit start on your watch and off you go. Auto-pauses and auto-resumes when youy stop at the lodge for a bite to eat. Will detect when you accidentally drove off and didn't stop recording. Has weather and maps for many resorts, not just handful of the biggest resorts. Great watch integration. I can keep going, but the best part is how affordable it is. The free version is really good but the developer gives multiple options for the premium version from single day use up to annual pass and they are all an incredible value. Can't say enough good things about this app and the developer keeps making improvements. Support him so he can keep up the awesome work!
