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Jump Tracker is for figure skaters of all levels working on jumps — from first Axels to triples and quads. It brings elite-level, objective jump feedback into everyday training. Jump Tracker currently does not work for skaters under 25 kg.

Jump Tracker automatically detects your jumps and identifies the jump type and number of rotations. It measures air time, rotation speed, and total in-air rotation, helping you track progress and set clear, data-based goals. Jump height is also available in some modes and experiences, but it is not part of the primary metric set.

You need the Jump Tracker sensors (one per skate), a phone or device with a browser and an internet connection. Strap on the sensors, turn on your phone hotspot, start a session in the app, and jump — no camera or filming setup.

Jump Tracker is sold as a subscription. Plans with sensors start at CHF 299 per year for Jump Tracker Mobile (sensors + 1 skater account). App-only access starts at CHF 12 per month or CHF 99 per year if you already have compatible sensors. See current plans on the Buy page.

Yes. Jump Tracker securely records the jump metrics from every training session. In the app, you can review your history and track changes in air time, rotation speed, and total jump count over time. Your data is private and visible only to you and, if you choose, your coach. You can remove a coach’s access at any time and can always contact us to request that your data be deleted.

Jump Tracker shows you exactly where you stand. By comparing your results to recommended air times, you'll know whether to focus on jumping higher or rotating faster. You can set measurable goals, see progress between sessions, and instantly understand whether technical corrections are working.

Most skaters underestimate how many jumps they do. Jump Tracker automatically counts every jump and monitors performance trends, helping you manage load, recognize fatigue early, and reduce injury risk.

No. Jump Tracker is a skate-mounted wearable: strap sensors onto each skate and skate. It uses motion sensors only — no filming or manual video analysis required.

Jump Tracker is a wearable. You strap motion sensors onto each skate and get automated jump feedback on your phone. It is not a phone-video or camera analysis app — no filming is required.

Not at all. Strap on the sensors, turn on your hotspot, start a session in the app, and start jumping. It's designed to fit seamlessly into normal training.

Very unlikely. Each sensor weighs about 10 grams, and skaters of all levels report they don't feel it while skating.

Jump Tracker is at least as accurate as expert high-speed video analysis. It is currently undergoing third-party verification by a leading sports research institute.

Yes. You can train independently or with your coach. Your data belongs to you, and you decide if and when to share it.

Jump Tracker is a fully automated, skate-mounted wearable built specifically for figure skating. It delivers instant, objective jump feedback without cameras, manual tagging, or extra setup — so you can train smarter and progress faster.

Yes. Aiving is a strategic partner of the International Skating Union (ISU) to roll out Jump Tracker for skaters, coaches, and judges worldwide. Jump Tracker is deployed across every ISU Figure Skating Center of Excellence (Bergamo, Champéry, Oberstdorf).

Jump Tracker has been available to B2B customers since May 2024. Consumer preorders opened in February 2026, with the official consumer launch in April 2026. It is now available to buy and ship in Europe. The Americas are scheduled for December 2026, and Asia is to be determined. Checkout in USD or outside Europe may still show preorder until those regions ship.