For the group that skis together
Cover
the mountain.
One app for the whole ski trip: the plan, the mountain in 3D, everyone's dot moving on it, the runs you actually skied — and a video of the week at the end.
iPhone app on the App Store · the web link follows along, but logging runs needs the app
The mountain
Not a map of the mountain. The mountain.
Every run and lift, drawn in trail-marker colors over real elevation and lit like snow — tilt it to 85° and you are looking along the fall line. Double blacks carry a ◆◆. Tap any line and it tells you what it is.
- Runs, lifts and elevation for thousands of resorts
- Your speed painted along the track you actually skied
- Works from the bundled data when the signal doesn't
Your crew
Where is everyone — and which run are they on?
Live dots on the mountain, and the name of the run each person is on right now. A position older than five minutes fades and says how old it is; past thirty minutes it goes, because by then it isn't evidence any more.
- "Find my crew" — everyone, their run, how fresh
- A run is a lap between lifts: stopping three times on the way down is still one run
- Leaderboards for vertical, distance, runs and top speed
- Battery-aware: it throttles on the lift, never on the way down
Photos & the recap
Filed by the mountain you were on.
A photo lands on the stop it was taken at, read from its own time and place — not from the moment you got round to importing it. At the end of the week the trip becomes a video: a flyover of every resort, your photos at each one, the crew's names and the numbers.
- Grouped by resort and day, automatically
- Shared with the whole crew, on every device
- No editing, no timeline, nothing to assemble
Plan the day
"Off the lift, bear right, then straight through."
Ask for a plan and you get a route the mountain actually allows — up the chair, down to the next one, repeat — turned into short ride cards you can hold in your head. Nobody reads a phone once they push off, so a card is at most a few instructions.
- Built for your level, from beginner to double-black only
- Fly the route in 3D before you ski it
- Shared with the whole crew the moment it saves
Ride 3 · Village Express
- 1 Off the lift: bear right onto Max Park
- 2 Left onto Sneaky's, then straight through Fanny Hill
Two decisions. That is the whole ride.
And the rest of the week
Snow, by the hour
An eight-day forecast for each resort with new snow over the next 24 and 48 hours — the half of the forecast a skier actually acts on.
Base depth, as reported
Each mountain's own published depth in its own units, linked back to the report it came from. Never a model's guess.
Food & après, ranked
Real ratings and opening hours, near the resort you're actually at — not the nearest town's greatest hits.
Ski patrol, by resort
The number to call, reviewed by hand, with what to do first when a phone isn't the fastest thing on a slope.
An offline printout
One tap for a PDF: lodging, addresses, meeting point, emergency contacts, packing list. Signal optional.
Games for the lodge
Impostor, Trivia, Crazy Eights and Euchre — the whole party on one code, no downloads.
The whole crew
Everyone gets the app. Nobody gets left out.
Get it on your phone and you get the whole trip — the plan, the mountain, and your runs recording in your pocket all day instead of only while the screen is awake. Anyone who hasn't installed it yet still opens one link and they're in: the plan, the photos, the crew, the games, in any browser. Send it in the group chat.
Free until 5 January 2027.
$14.99/year
One subscription, for the person organizing the trip.
- Everyone else joins free, for ever
- Unlimited trips, up to 20 people each
- Past trips stay yours — nothing is ever locked