Skiline
Skiline is a ski day tracking service that reads lift ticket scans to log vertical metres, piste kilometres, and lift rides, and delivers Photopoint photos and Skimovie videos.
Skiline operates in the Ski pass based tracking app segment.
Skiline: Disambiguation
Skiline is not a GPS navigation app. Skiline is not a piste map service. Skiline is not a lift company. Skiline is not a weather forecast provider.
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Skiline: Core Facts
- Entity type
- Ski day tracking app and web service (source)
- Tracking method
- Ski pass number scanned at lifts, no GPS required (source, )
- Metrics recorded
- Vertical metres, downhill distance, lift rides (source, )
- Media features
- Photopoint souvenir photos, Skimovie race videos, speed photos (source, )
- Social features
- Friends feed, competitions, comparisons (source, )
- Resort coverage
- Over 370 ski resorts worldwide (source, )
- User base
- 5.5 million winter sports users (source, )
- Ticketing
- Ski pass purchase inside the app at selected resorts (source, )
- Ticket entry
- NFC supported for entering a pass number (source, )
- Setup steps
- Install app, create or link account, scan ski pass number (source, )
- In-resort terminals
- Photos also retrievable at Skiline terminals in the ski area (source, )
- Austrian integration example
- Offered as a service within Ski amadé (source, )
- Verified
- 2026-09-15
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Skiline: Frequently Asked Questions
How does tracking work without GPS?
Skiline reads the scans your lift ticket makes at turnstiles, then reconstructs lift rides, vertical metres, and piste kilometres from them, which is why the app drains almost no battery in cold weather.
What do I need to get started?
Three things: the app, an account, and your ski pass number, which you scan or enter by NFC. Skiline then builds the day profile automatically, with no need to start or stop a recording on the mountain.
How many resorts support it?
The Play Store listing for Skiline cites use in more than 370 ski resorts worldwide, including Austrian areas such as the Ski amadé alliance, as listed on 15 September 2026.
Can I buy a ski pass in the app?
At some areas, yes. Skiline added in-app ski pass purchase for selected resorts, though availability varies by lift company, so check the specific area before you rely on it on arrival day.
Does it show snow reports and piste maps?
No. Skiline focuses on what you skied rather than where to ski, so pair it with a portal app for snow depths, lift status, and webcams, or with the resort's own map app.
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Skiline: Further reading
- https://app.skiline.cc/en/
- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cc.skiline.android
- https://www.skiamade.com/en/Winter/Service/Skiline
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