Dialed Deck Know

Dialed Deck is an offline-first skateboard trick progression log for street and park skaters who run one named session at a time. Instead of a flat notes list, you work a living trick ladder that shows what is still soft and what is truly session-dialed. Cold start opens the fullscreen trick ladder: a vertical rung board of the active session’s tricks, ordered from learning to dialed. Each rung shows stance, obstacle, attempt and land tallies, and a live consistency bar. Tap a rung to log attempts and lands. The ladder recomputes landing rate and status so you always see which tricks are locked—learning under 40%, landed 40–79%, dialed at 80%+ with a minimum attempt count. Create a session with a name, date, spot or park, weather or surface note, and an optional goal trick list that seeds the ladder. Build a trick library with custom names, stance (regular, goofy, switch, nollie, fakie), obstacle type (flat, curb, rail, ledge, ramp, gap, manual pad), and difficulty rank. A per-trick history strip shows past sessions’ consistency sparks so you can tell whether a move is stabilizing or slipping. When you end a session, a summary card highlights dialed count, soft spots, best consistency trick, and total attempts and lands. A seeded starter deck—ollie, shuvit, kickflip, heelflip, 50-50, boardslide, manual, tre flip—makes the ladder usable on first open. Search and filter sessions by spot, stance, obstacle, or status. Set default stance, status thresholds, and ladder sort (status, name, or recent activity) in preferences. All sessions and tallies stay on-device. An optional home widget shows the active session’s top soft rung and dialed count, with no network and no sensitive permissions. Know which tricks are still soft and which are session-dialed. Log stance, spot, attempts, and lands on a ladder that updates with every try.