Avalanche Inclinometer
What are the core features of Avalanche Inclinometer?
The app displays a large, easy-to-read slope angle number and a simple dial on its main screen. It also allows you to set customizable angle alerts (like 30 and 38 degrees) and log the max angle with one tap, all while working completely offline.
How does the angle alert system work?
You can set alerts for specific slope angles, such as 30 and 38 degrees, directly in the app. When you're on the skin track and your phone detects that angle, it beeps to give you an immediate heads-up without needing to check the screen.
What should I do if the app isn't giving accurate readings?
First, make sure you've completed the one-time calibration by placing your phone on a flat surface like a kitchen counter and tapping the calibration button. If readings still seem off, check that your phone's sensors aren't obstructed by a thick case or magnetic object.
Why does the app sometimes take a long time to show a stable reading?
This can happen if the phone is moving or if the snow surface is uneven. To get a quick, stable reading, lay the phone flat on the snow and hold it still for a couple of seconds—the app typically stabilizes in under five seconds when used this way.
How does Avalanche Inclinometer compare to free inclinometer apps?
Unlike many free apps that feel bloated with weather widgets, GPS features, or social platforms, this one is a dedicated, no-nonsense tool. It focuses solely on measuring slope angle, so you can get a reading in seconds without fighting menus or waiting for the app to stabilize.
