Avyline

Real-time slope and avalanche-terrain alerts on an offline 3D map. Know the angle under your feet before you commit.

Avyline is an offline 3D slope and avalanche-terrain map built for backcountry skiers and splitboarders. It tells you the angle under your feet and the steep ground ahead — in real time, even with zero cell signal.

REAL-TIME TERRAIN AWARENESS • SlopeGuard warns you the instant the slope beneath you crosses 30°, with haptics and an on-screen banner. • Look-ahead radar scans the terrain in your direction of travel and flags steep slopes before you reach them. • Avalanche hazard highlighting paints dangerous terrain directly onto the 3D map, driven by the official forecast's elevation-band rating when one is available.

OFFICIAL FORECASTS, SHOWN HONESTLY • Avalanche danger ratings from official public warning services (avalanche.org member centers, SLF and EAWS partners), broken out by elevation band. • Ratings expire automatically at their validity end. "No rating" is shown as its own state — never as "low danger." • Every forecast shows its source and publication time.

TRUE OFFLINE 3D • Each region (~3–10 MB) packs high-resolution terrain, aerial/satellite imagery, contours, hillshade and place names — downloaded once, usable forever without signal. • Slope, aspect, contours and shaded relief rendered at 60 fps by an in-house engine. • Search peaks, passes and huts; save your own waypoints.

PLAN, RECORD, COME BACK • Record your track with the screen locked — a Live Activity keeps it visible. • One-tap backtrack along your recorded track, with off-route alerts. • Import/export GPX to move tracks and waypoints between tools.

FREE VS PRO • Free: one downloaded region and ALL safety features — slope alerts, look-ahead radar, hazard overlay, official forecasts, track recording and backtrack. Safety is never paywalled. • Pro (subscription): unlimited region downloads plus route planning with elevation profile, avalanche-exposure percentage and estimated time.

IMPORTANT Avyline is a decision-support tool, not a substitute for formal avalanche training, a current official forecast, beacon/shovel/probe or your own judgment. Terrain angles are derived from digital elevation data with finite accuracy, which the app discloses openly. Travel in avalanche terrain at your own risk.

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