First ski day free · No ads · No subscription

Your whole ski squad on one live map.

SkiSquad is a ski tracker for friends who ski together. It shows everyone on the resort’s piste map as they ski, finds the way to any of them over lifts and pistes, and counts your runs, speed and vertical metres by itself.

Free to try: sign up in the app, start your squad and invite your friends.

A ski day with SkiSquad

From the first lift to the last run.

Max and eight friends are skiing in Val Gardena, under the Sassolungo. This is what SkiSquad shows them through the day.

  1. The “Record your ski day” screen: what SkiSquad records, that only the squad sees where you are, and a choice of who sees you today, with Gardena Crew picked.

    At the first lift

    Press Start, and ski

    Choose who sees you today: your squad, or nobody. Then put the phone away; it records with the screen off.

  2. The map of Val Gardena with “8 skiing · Gardena Crew”: Sophie, Matteo, Giulia, Oliver and Chiara on the pistes and lifts, and a pin saying “Lunch at Sochers Club, 13:00”.

    On the mountain

    Everyone on one map

    Your friends move on the resort’s piste map, live. No more “where are you?” calls from the chairlift.

  3. The map while recording: “On a lift”, “Your squad sees you on the map”, 15 km/h, 6 runs and 1,507 m of vertical so far, with Matteo and Jonas nearby.

    While you ski

    Your day counts itself

    SkiSquad tells a run from a lift ride or a queue, and adds up runs, speed and vertical metres as you go. Nothing to tap.

  4. Matteo’s card: on a lift just now, 17 km/h, 744 m from you, battery 46 %, and his day so far: top speed 74 km/h, 6,270 m of vertical, 33 runs.

    Where’s Matteo?

    Tap a friend

    See their speed, how far away they are, how much battery they have left and how their day is going.

  5. Directions from your location to Matteo, drawn on the map: 20 minutes, arriving 1:25 PM, by the Tramans lift, a piste, Piza Pranseies and Sochers, and a second way with no black pistes.

    Find each other

    Directions to any friend

    The way to them over lifts and pistes, with how long it takes at your pace, and a way without black runs if you’d rather.

  6. A pin on the map from Sophie: “Lunch at Sochers Club, 13:00”, 934 m away, with a Directions button.

    Lunchtime

    Meet here

    Press and hold the map to drop a pin with a note. The squad gets a notification and the way there. Restaurants and huts are on the map too.

  7. The Today screen at Dolomiti Superski: top speed 72 km/h, average 43 km/h, 15.9 km skied, 3,365 m of vertical, 14 runs and 14 lifts, and the list of runs and lifts: the Sochers - Ciampinoi chairlift and the Tremor piste.

    After the last run

    Every run, with its name

    Top speed, distance and vertical for the day, and each run and lift ride with the name of the piste or lift you took.

  8. Gardena Crew’s leaderboard for today by top speed: Lukas 79 km/h, Giulia 76, Matteo 74, Max 72 (you), Sophie 69.

    Après-ski

    Who was fastest?

    Leaderboards for the day and the whole trip, by top speed, distance, vertical and runs. Someone always wants a rematch.

Swipe or scroll sideways through the day →

Is it for you?

Get it if you ski with friends.

SkiSquad is made for a group on the same mountain: a family, a ski club, or the friends you go away with every winter.

Get the app

  • You lose each other on the mountain. Everyone is on one map, and the app shows the way to them.

  • You like your numbers. Top speed, vertical metres and every run, counted while the phone stays in your pocket.

  • You don’t want another subscription. The squad’s first ski day is free, then one pass covers everyone for the whole trip.

  • You care who sees where you are. Only your squad, only while you record, and nobody else. No ads, nothing sold.

What it does

Everything a ski day with friends needs.

SkiSquad shows who is where, gets you to each other, and keeps score while you ski.

  • Your squad, live

    Everyone who is recording shows up on the resort’s map, with their speed, how far away they are and what they’ve skied so far.

  • Directions to a friend

    Tap a friend, a pin or a hut: the app finds the way over lifts and pistes, says how long it takes, and offers one without black runs.

  • “Meet here” pins

    Press and hold the map to drop a pin with a note, like “Lunch at 13:00”. Your squad gets a notification and sees the pin for two hours.

  • Runs and lifts, by themselves

    The app tells skiing from riding a lift or standing in the queue, and names each run after the piste you took.

  • Your day in numbers

    Top speed, average speed, distance, vertical metres, time on runs and on lifts, and the highest point of the day, adding up into your season.

  • Leaderboards and trips

    Compare the day or a whole trip by top speed, distance, vertical and runs. When someone sets a new squad top speed, everyone hears about it.

  • Works without a signal

    Download your resort on Wi-Fi before the trip: the map, runs and lifts then work offline, and your day uploads when the signal comes back.

  • Safety alerts, if you want them

    Switch them on, and your squad is told when your battery runs low or when you haven’t moved for a long time.

Pricing

Pay per trip, not per month.

One trip pass covers your whole squad for a ski trip of up to 14 days. One person buys it, and everyone in the squad skis with it. No subscription, and nothing renews by itself.

Your squad’s first ski day is free, with everything.

Try every feature for a whole day before anyone pays. After that, SkiSquad keeps working in its free version, and your squad stays on the map.

  • Small squad

    Up to 4 skiers

    €9 per trip

    €2.25 per skier when full

  • Squad

    Up to 8 skiers

    €15 per trip

    €1.88 per skier when full

  • Big squad

    Up to 16 skiers

    €25 per trip

    €1.56 per skier when full

  • Ski club

    Up to 50 skiers

    €45 per trip

    €0.90 per skier when full

Every pass is for one squad and one trip of up to 14 days, counted from its first ski day, with everything included. Prices in euros.

What the free version and a trip pass include
Feature Free Trip pass
Your squad on the live map Every 2 min Every 15–60 s
Ghost mode Included Included
Runs and lifts, counted by themselves Not included Included
Day stats: speed, distance, vertical Not included Included
Leaderboards and trips Not included Included
“Meet here” pins Not included Included
Offline resort maps Not included Included
Safety alerts Not included Included

With a pass, positions update every 15 seconds on a run, 30 on a lift and 60 standing still. In the free version they update every 2 minutes: that keeps the server light for everyone, and it is easier on your battery too.

Coming soon. Trip passes go on sale with the next version of the app. Until then, SkiSquad is free, with everything included.

Private by design

Your squad sees you. Nobody else does.

  • Only while you record

    Your position goes to the one squad you choose for the day, and only while you’re recording. Press Stop, and it stops.

  • Ghost mode

    Hide from the map whenever you like. Your runs and stats are still recorded, just for you.

  • Your track is yours

    Friends see your numbers and your runs. The line you skied on the map is only for you.

  • No ads, nothing sold

    SkiSquad runs on one small server of its own. Deleting your account deletes your ski days and everything else about you.

Read how SkiSquad handles your data →

How it works

Three steps, then just ski.

  1. Install it and sign up

    Install SkiSquad and sign in with Google, Apple or an email address. That creates your account in a minute; no invite needed.

  2. Get your squad together

    Create a squad and share its invite link with your friends. Got a link from a friend instead? Open it, and you’re straight in their squad.

  3. Press Start, and ski

    At the lift in the morning, press “Start ski day” and put the phone away. Press Stop when you’re done for the day.

Get the app

Install it on your phone.

Anyone can sign up and try it: your squad’s first ski day is free. SkiSquad isn’t in the app stores yet, so you install it straight from here.

Android

The app is a file you install yourself (an APK, about 70 MB). When Android asks whether your browser may install apps, allow it, then open the downloaded file.

Download for Android

iPhone

The iPhone app comes through TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying apps that aren’t in the App Store. Install TestFlight from the App Store, then open the link on your iPhone.

Coming soon.

Got an invite link from a friend? Once SkiSquad is installed, open the link again on the same phone: after you sign up, you’re straight in their squad.

Questions

Good to know.

What does it cost?

Your squad’s first ski day is free, with everything. After that, the free version keeps your squad on the map, and a trip pass unlocks everything for one trip of up to 14 days, from €9 for up to four skiers. There are no ads and no subscription.

Who pays for the trip pass?

Anyone in the squad. One pass covers everyone in it, up to the number of skiers the pass is for, so you can split the cost however you like.

What happens when the pass runs out?

Your squad goes back to the free version: you still see each other on the map, updated every 2 minutes. Buy a new pass for the next trip.

Do I need an invite?

No. Anyone can sign up in the app and start a squad, and the app shows you the way. To ski with friends, share your squad’s invite link with them, or open theirs: a friend’s link puts you straight in their squad.

How much battery does it use?

Recording keeps the GPS on all day, so it does take a fair share. Start with a full charge and keep the phone in an inside pocket, because cold drains batteries. On Android, let SkiSquad use the battery without restrictions (the app shows you how), or the phone may stop the recording.

Does it work without mobile signal?

Yes. Recording happens on the phone, and your day uploads as soon as there is a signal again. With a trip pass, download your resort’s map on Wi-Fi beforehand to have the map offline too. Your squad sees you on the map again once you’re back in range.

Which resorts does it know?

SkiSquad knows the runs and lifts of the resorts in Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland, and the resort maps are updated every week. Recording works anywhere, though: elsewhere your runs and lifts are still counted, just without their names.