Your day, every number

Drop a ski day here: a GPX, FIT or TCX file from your watch or phone. For a Garmin, the FIT from Garmin Connect has the most detail.

Choose a file

The file stays on this device. To find the resort, only one point rounded to about a kilometre and the date are sent. Heart rate in the file is not read unless you say yes.

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Replay this day in Flyby

Open the whole day from the start in Flyby, or replay it on the mountain in the Snow Globe.

The day, left to right

Run a finger along the ridge

Where you went

Height and speed

Match report

Written from your track. Each figure takes you to its moment.

Your stats

All worked out from the track

Every run and ride

Choose a run or lift for its map, height and numbers.

Fly it shows your day on map pictures from Esri, EOX, OpenTopoMap and national mapping agencies. Your browser asks them for the map squares around your day, so they see your internet address and roughly where you skied, but not your file.

Where these numbers come from

Worked out or estimated

Conditions that day

What this page can’t know

A phone in a pocket or a weak GPS signal leaves gaps. A gap can join two runs into one, or split one run in two.
Run and lift names come from piste maps. Some are missing or out of date, and a name can be wrong.
Lift queues are estimated from the time you stood still before a lift. We did not see the queue.
The weather and snow are for that day at the resort, from reports or models. They are not measured where you stood.
Your file and track stay in your browser and are not uploaded. To fetch the conditions and the piste map, the page sends one rounded position (about a kilometre), the date and the resort it finds. Our server log keeps those for up to 30 days.

Download your day

This file shows exactly where you went.

Built in your browser. Only one rounded point and the date left this device, to find the resort and its conditions.