Every run is XP.
Other apps give you a map, or a wall of numbers. Yewki keeps score of how far you've come.
Progress you can feel
After a massive day on the hill you open most apps, look at your stats, and feel… nothing. A number with no story.
Yewki turns every run into XP. Every session into progress. Every season into something you can point at and say you got better.
100 levels, one season at a time
Ride, and you earn XP — for the vertical you rack up and the runs you log. It climbs a 100-level ladder, with new titles to earn on the way up.
You started somewhere. You ended somewhere else. Yewki keeps score of the gap, across every resort and every season — not just today.
Built to bring you back
Progression doesn't stop when the lifts do. Chase achievements, watch your levels hold, and plan the next trip while the snow's still months away.
It's the difference between a tracker you forget and an app you check in the off-season.
Questions
- What is XP in Yewki?
- XP is the points you earn for riding — based on things like vertical metres and runs logged. It accumulates across every session to climb Yewki's 100-level progression.
- Do I lose my progress between seasons?
- No — Yewki is built around season-spanning progression, not a per-season reset, so the XP you earn keeps adding up. Your full season-by-season history is part of Yewki Pro.
- Is progression based on skill or effort?
- Effort and time on snow. Yewki rewards racking up vertical and runs — you don't need to be the fastest rider on the mountain to level up.
Keep exploring
- Trips & Crew
Make the trip the thing. Invite your crew and watch sessions, leaderboards and the recap build themselves in one place.
- Tracking & Stats
Tracks offline, splits lift rides from descents, and gives you honest stats — first chair to last, no signal required.
- Apple Watch
Start, pause and read your run from your wrist. Native on Apple Watch — gloves on, phone zipped away.
Get Yewki on the App Store.
Record your first session today — free to start. Android coming soon.
