seshRide the lift. Sesh sorts the day into runs.
Press record once. Each descent comes back named on its real trail, timed, with your vert and top speed — and the climb back up never pads your numbers.
Built at Trestle, by someone who rides it.
Closed testing on Android, invite-only. There's no iOS app yet.
Plenty of apps will record a mountain bike ride.
A few will even tell the lift from the descent. Sesh is built for what comes after: your runs land on the park's named trails, they're ranked there, and the park keeps a public page of which trails have been logged — one anyone can open without an account.
A day, not a squiggle
Press record at the base and put the phone away. Sesh finds the descents, orders them, and gives each one its time, its vert and its top speed. Replay the morning's laps from the chair on the way up.
On the trail, by name
Your line lands on the actual trail geometry — the same OpenStreetMap network the park is mapped from, not an anonymous squiggle. Open any run for your line and your time, second by second, against everyone else who rode it.
How much of the park have you actually ridden?
Trestle has 54 trails in Sesh. The park page shows which of them have been logged and which haven't — a map with half of it lit. It's public: no account, no email.
Open the Trestle park page →Race the rider you were last week
Ghost your own earlier run down the same trail and see where you actually gained the time.
Where everyone is
A live map of your crew on the mountain — who's mid-run, who's heading back up, who's at the base.
The core is free. Permanently.
The rule is simple: anything a rider would call basic stays free, forever — for everyone.
- Recording rides
- Your own history — days, runs, and totals
- Per-trail leaderboards and segment times
- Comparing yourself against your own past
- Riding with friends and seeing them on the mountain
If we ever add paid extras — think deep multi-season analytics or video storage — they'll be extras. Nothing on this list moves behind a paywall.
Get in
The fastest way in is a rider you already ride with — they invite you from the app and send you the link.
Otherwise, leave your email. It goes on a list a person reads by hand — there's no automatic reply.