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Read a snow slope's angle, the way it faces and your elevation over the avalanche angle bands. A guide only, not a safety device.

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Getting started
Pick a layout in ⋮ › Screen layout: Gauge, a dial with a Camera tab; Sight, one camera screen that reads the slope under you when you lay the phone down; or Field card, with a forecast rose and the Log.
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Read the steps : Hold, hear and save the angle
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Read the steps : Use the forecast rose and reading logPick a layout in ⋮ › Screen layout: Gauge, a dial with a Camera tab; Sight, one camera screen that reads the slope under you when you lay the phone down; or Field card, with a forecast rose and the Log.
On the snow: lay the phone flat on the slope, screen up, or on a ski pole laid straight down it. Allow location so the way the slope faces uses true north and your elevation shows.
Tap the reading or press a volume key to hold it, then tap Save reading to keep it. ⋮ › Speak the angle says the reading once it settles; turn off ⋮ › Volume keys hold to use the keys for the volume again.
In Field card, tap the aspects and heights today's avalanche forecast names on the forecast rose; this slope's part is outlined. ⋮ › Saved readings, or the Log tab, lists your readings to share as CSV.
With the camera, choose Sight. From the side: stand beside the slope and drag the red line onto its edge. Up or down the slope: aim at a point at your eye height, like a partner's head.
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Pick a layout in ⋮ › Screen layout: Gauge, a dial with a Camera tab; Sight, one camera screen that reads the slope under you when you lay the phone down; or Field card, with a forecast rose and the Log.
On the snow: lay the phone flat on the slope, screen up, or on a ski pole laid straight down it. Allow location so the way the slope faces uses true north and your elevation shows.
With the camera, choose Sight. From the side: stand beside the slope and drag the red line onto its edge. Up or down the slope: aim at a point at your eye height, like a partner's head.
Tap the reading or press a volume key to hold it, then tap Save reading to keep it. ⋮ › Speak the angle says the reading once it settles; turn off ⋮ › Volume keys hold to use the keys for the volume again.
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The angle is only one sign of avalanche terrain among many. Read the avalanche forecast, get trained, and never rely on this app to say a slope is safe.