Date order is not enough
When you want to find a specific resort, drill, or run, the Photos timeline is not built for ski practice review.
Why SnowLog
Photos alonedo not remember your runs.
Practice context gets lost
Videos, notes, snow conditions, and diary entries lose value when they live in separate places.
Videos are heavy
Snow videos take space quickly, so organization should not require another copy of every file.
Features
Built for reviewing runs.
Organize by resort
SnowLog estimates Japanese ski resorts from GPS metadata and groups videos by where you rode.
Techniques, tags, notes
Attach carving, short turns, free runs, custom tags, and personal notes to each video.
Calendar and diary
Review each ski day with videos, weather, snow quality, impressions, and diary details.
Search and stats
Search titles and notes, then look back by season, resort, and technique trends.
Bulk import
Import multiple slope videos at once and keep organizing while progress is visible.
iCloud video support
Videos that are not yet downloaded to the device can be fetched during import when needed.
Screens
Review what you shotwithout losing context.
Home
Return to videos by resort, favorites, and technique labels.
Video detail
Keep resort, technique, tags, and private notes attached to each run.
Dashboard
Review ski days, video counts, resort rankings, and technique trends by season.
Calendar
Look back at each day with weather, notes, and the videos from that session.
Offline First
Local organization that scales with your videos.
SnowLog manages video information on your device instead of relying on cloud sync. It references large videos in your photo library rather than duplicating them just for organization.
View on the App Store- Video files stay in your photo library
- Notes and tags are stored on device
- Designed to work well around the slopes
FAQ
Questions
Which platforms are supported?
SnowLog is currently distributed on the App Store for iOS. An Android version may be considered in the future, but there is no release schedule.
Is SnowLog free?
Yes. SnowLog is free to use and does not include ads or in-app purchases.
Which iOS versions are supported?
SnowLog supports iOS 16 and later. Using the latest iOS version is recommended.
Can SnowLog import videos stored only in iCloud?
SnowLog is designed to fetch videos during import when they are not yet downloaded to the device. Wi-Fi is recommended.
Does SnowLog copy videos into the app?
In general, SnowLog references videos in the photo library and manages only the information needed for review, such as titles, notes, tags, and thumbnails.
Is data sent outside my device?
No. SnowLog works locally and does not include server sync or analytics SDKs.
Can I migrate data to a new device?
SnowLog is designed around JSON export and import from the app settings. Migration improvements are ongoing.
Does SnowLog support English?
Yes. SnowLog supports Japanese and English, following the device language or the in-app language setting.