Which watches are supported?
Polar and Garmin watches sync automatically: link your account, and every new
session arrives on its own — for Garmin, with your sleep, HRV and resting heart
rate. Your history imports in one go, from your Polar or Garmin account's export
archive ("Export Your Data"). For every other watch, import your FIT, GPX or TCX
files. Waiting for Coros, Suunto or Wahoo? Leave your email to be notified.
Is it really free?
Yes. During the beta, everything is free, with no credit card. After the beta, the
essentials will stay free; a premium plan at €7.99 per month — or €59 per year, the
equivalent of €4.92 per month — will bring together the bonus exploration and
advanced analysis features. Nothing essential will become paid. The first 100
subscribers will get the Pioneer rate of €45 per year, kept at every renewal.
What is the Pioneer rate?
The first 100 Sleipnir subscribers get a reduced rate: €45 per year instead of €59,
kept at every annual renewal for as long as the subscription remains active without
interruption. A Pioneer badge appears on your profile. Seats are allocated in order
of subscription, and the rate is no longer offered once the 100 seats are taken.
How many beta seats are left?
The beta is limited to a set number of seats, so that every piece of feedback is
read and acted on. The counter at the top of the page shows the seats still
available. When there are none left, leave your email on the waiting list: you will
be notified as soon as a seat opens up or the next tier opens.
What happens to my data?
It stays yours: a full export of your account at any time, privacy zones to hide
your sensitive places, no ads, no resale. Your email address is verified at sign-up
and is used only for your account — never a newsletter. You can delete your
account and leave with your whole history.
Is there a mobile app?
Sleipnir is a web app designed for mobile: it is comfortable to use from your
phone. The native iOS/Android app is in preparation.
Which sports are analysed?
Sleipnir accepts many activity types and distinguishes ten: running, treadmill
running, road cycling, mountain biking, indoor cycling, cross-country skiing, alpine
skiing, hiking, swimming and everything else. Advanced statistics cover running,
cycling, swimming and hiking: adaptive race plan, cycling power, SWOLF in swimming,
climbing speed when hiking. And in cross-country skiing, you track the completion
of your Nordic ski area. The home trainer and the treadmill have their own sport: a
wheel or belt speed is not ground covered, so these sessions neither skew your
outdoor averages nor compete for your speed records.
What is territory completion?
Every activity conquers tiles — the grid of 1.73 km squares at our latitudes
shared by VeloViewer, Statshunters and Squadrats — and ticks off the municipalities
you crossed. Sleipnir derives three figures from them that reward different things:
the number of tiles, the largest filled square and the largest connected cluster.
Département by département, it also tells you how many municipalities you have left
to visit.
Can I see Sleipnir without creating an account?
Yes, in two ways. The demo opens a read-only demonstration account, with a whole
season of activities already analysed. And the
col pages are public: for each col, the climbs
derived from the OpenStreetMap road network and a digital elevation model, with the
distance, elevation gain, gradient and profile of each climb.