Runs ranked by pitch
Every run's length, vertical and steepest pitch, so you can find the hardest line on the mountain in seconds.
Free for iPhone
The steepest runs at every resort, ranked by pitch.
Sendski is a free trail map, run tracker and crew finder for skiers who go looking for steep terrain.
Free on iPhoneDownload on the App StoreNo iPhone? Use Sendski in your browser
There's no Android app yet. Sendski works in your phone's browser.
Open Sendski in your browserMaps that work offline
Save a resort's map to your iPhone before you go and it works with no signal, from the lift line to the last run.
iPhone app
Track your day
Start a ski day and your runs, lifts, vertical and top speed are recorded, even with your phone in your pocket.
iPhone app
Find your crew
Start a crew and see each other on the map while you ski. Your location is only shared while your day is running.
iPhone app
Reviews and leaderboards
Rate the runs you've skied, see the top-rated ones, and compare top speed, runs and vertical with other skiers.
Free, with respectful ads
Ads keep Sendski free. You won't see them on the map or while you're tracking a day. The one exception is a short video when you tap to save a new resort map for offline use. It never plays while a day is recording, and if no ad loads, the map downloads anyway.
Built for skiers who seek steep terrain
Most trail maps show you a colour and a name. Sendski shows you how steep each run is, measured from elevation data, so you can plan a day around the terrain you came for.
The maps come from OpenStreetMap and the skiing community, so they can be wrong or out of date. If you spot a mistake, tap Suggest a map change in the app and help fix it for everyone.
Get Sendski before your next ski day.
Save your resort's map at home, then ride with no signal.
Free on iPhoneDownload on the App StoreNo iPhone? Use Sendski in your browser
There's no Android app yet. Sendski works in your phone's browser.
Open Sendski in your browserSendski is not a navigation or safety tool. Terrain, closures and conditions change: always check with ski patrol.