Track your
progress and
Scooter, skateboard, BMX, gymnastics. Log what you’ve landed, rate how solid it is, line up what’s next. Hundreds of tricks waiting to be ticked off.
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“Then I couldn’t remember what tricks I had learnt, or wanted to learn next.”
Miles, 12, scooter. He looked for a website where you could tick off scooter tricks, and there wasn’t one. He had the idea and picked the tricks; his dad did the coding.
Read why we made this →How it works
- Step one
Tick off what you've already got
Four libraries, hundreds of tricks, every one with its own page. Start by marking the ones you can already do (most people find a dozen in the first ten minutes) and the wall starts filling in from there.
- Step two
Rate it honestly
"Landed it once" and "lands it every single time" are not the same trick. Five stages instead of a percentage: want it, learning it, sometimes, most times, every time. Move up to sometimes and the trick counts as landed, dated, with the badge to go with it.
Trick page · the stage is the whole score - Step three
Log it in a tap
Trained today? One tap keeps the streak going. Move a single trick up a stage, or log a whole session: where, how long, how it felt and what you worked on. Start the clock when you get there and stop it when you leave.
Log · one tap or the whole session - Step four
Find what's on
Comps, jams and displays for scooter, skateboard, BMX and gymnastics, with the date, the place and who it is for. Say you are going and it stays on your list.
What's on · events near you
Is it really free?
Rookie is free forever. Loads of hand-picked tricks in every sport (easy ones and hard ones), all five stages, the badge wall, the spots map and your crew. No card, no trial countdown, no adverts anywhere in the app.
Is there an app to download?
You don’t need one. Land The Trick runs in the browser and adds to a phone home screen in two taps, where it behaves like any other app (full screen, its own icon, no address bar) and your tricks stay readable with no signal. If you’d rather download it, it’s on Google Play.
Can my kid talk to strangers on it?
No. There is no messaging anywhere in the app and no way to discover other people. Your crew is invite-only, joined with a code from a mate.
What do the paid plans add?
Shredder at £3.99 a month opens the rest of the library: every trick in every sport. Legend at £6.99 adds the numbers behind your progress: per-category trends, personal records and what the skill tree says to try next. Neither plan can buy a badge.
Your wall is empty. That’s the fun bit.
Rookie is free forever: hand-picked tricks in every sport, all five stages, the whole badge wall.