About Axel

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Axel is built by James McMullen, a solo developer and skater in Perth, WA, Australia.

Why Axel exists

Axel helps you learn to skate and track skills, log practice sessions, attach skills to videos and get analysis, and keep track of blade sharpening. It complements skating lessons; it does not replace qualified instruction or formal testing.

Axel: Figure Skating Tracker

Axel: Figure Skating Tracker helps you learn to skate and track skills, log practice sessions, attach skills to videos and get analysis, and keep track of blade sharpening. Explore 155 skills across 24 progressive tiers, with technique tips, tutorials and step-by-step skill animations (a starter set is free).

Available on iOS, Android.

Contact

Email support@axelskating.com.

Licensing and attribution

Open Source & Licensing

Axel is made available under the Apache License 2.0. This means you are free to use, modify, and distribute the software under the terms of the Apache License. See the LICENSE file for complete licensing information.

Third-Party Attribution

Icons

This project includes icons from multiple sources, all used in compliance with their respective licenses.

Google Material Design Icons

Available under the Apache License 2.0. No changes have been made.

Solar Icons

Available under the CC Attribution (Creative Commons Attribution 4.0) License. No changes have been made.

Libraries & Dependencies

Axel is built with the help of excellent open source libraries:

License Files

For complete licensing information, please refer to:

  • LICENSE - Apache License 2.0 full text
  • NOTICE - Third-party attributions and component notices

Questions?

If you have questions about licensing or attribution, please contact us.