Track Your
Adventures
GPS tracking from your Garmin watch to a live web map. Share your location, photos, and receive messages from friends and family - even off the grid with satellite connectivity.
How It Works
Three components working together to keep your supporters informed
Garmin Watch
Captures GPS in background
Phone App
Syncs via Bluetooth
Web Dashboard
Live map for viewers
Background Tracking
SkyLine uses GPS from any active Garmin activity, or captures points at 5-minute intervals when using the standalone app.
Smart Sync
Data syncs automatically when your phone is nearby. Works offline and queues uploads until you have signal.
Share a Link
Give friends and family a simple URL. They see your progress on a map that updates automatically.
Features
Everything you need to share your adventures
Live Map Tracking
See your breadcrumb trail on an interactive map. Viewers can follow your progress in near real-time with auto-refresh.
Photo Sync
Photos you take are automatically added to your track timeline. Geotagged photos appear on the map at the location they were taken.
Messages
Friends and family can send you messages of encouragement. You'll get push notifications so you never miss a cheer.
Battery Efficient
Your watch handles GPS, keeping your phone battery preserved for emergencies. Designed for multi-day adventures.
Offline Ready
Data is cached when offline and syncs automatically when you regain signal. Never lose a point, even in dead zones.
Satellite Ready
Designed for Apple's satellite connectivity on supported devices. Send location updates even when completely off the grid.
Your Privacy, Your Control
Choose who sees your track: public for anyone with the link, PIN-protected for select viewers, or private for your eyes only. Track links are randomly generated and never indexed by search engines.
Built For
Whether you're on a day hike or a month-long expedition
Thru-Hikers
Share your progress on long trails without carrying heavy satellite messengers.
Ultra-Runners
Let your crew track you during races. They'll know exactly where to meet you.
Cycle Tourers
Document your journey with photos that appear on the map as you ride.
Mountaineers
Keep your emergency contacts informed of your location in the backcountry.