Everyone on one map.
See every friend on the piste map, whether they’re on a run or a lift, and how fresh their position is. Tap a friend to see how long it’ll take you to reach them. When someone gets close, you’ll hear it in your headphones.
FriSki shows your friends live on the piste map, finds a meeting point that works for every level, and talks you there by run name.
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What you hear
Across France, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Andorra, Bulgaria and Georgia, with more on the way. Download your resort before the trip and its map works even with no signal. See every resort
See every friend on the piste map, whether they’re on a run or a lift, and how fresh their position is. Tap a friend to see how long it’ll take you to reach them. When someone gets close, you’ll hear it in your headphones.
Pick a hut, a lift or any spot on the map. Each friend gets a route on runs that suit their level, plus their own arrival time. Beginners and experts end up at the same table.
Group chat with voice notes and one-tap replies. “I’m here” drops your spot on the map, and “Need help” goes to the whole group. Beta testers with a Garmin can read and reply on the watch without taking their gloves off.
Your lock screen and your watch show the next turn, the meeting point and your group at a glance.
Your lock screenThe next turn, the meeting point and your group, without unlocking your phone.
Your GarminTurn-by-turn directions on your wrist. Early preview for beta testers.
Between runsThe meeting point, how far it is and who’s already there.
FriSki tells you every turn through your headphones, by run name and color, so your phone stays in your pocket and your eyes stay on the snow. Miss a turn and it gets you back on track.
A 14-second clip in the app’s real voice.
What you hear on one run
In 300 meters, turn left onto the red run.
Wrong fork. New route.
In 200 meters, turn right onto the blue run.
You have reached the meeting point.
The whole group has made it!
A minute and a half in the app, from the morning lift ticket to the end-of-day summary.
Start the ski day from the group’s lift ticket, then open the map.
Friends join by scanning a QR code or typing the group code. This recording skips that step.
Switch from Home to Chat with the tabs at the bottom of the screen.
Tap On my way under the group chat. Your reply shows up in the thread with its delivery status.
Tap Find best meeting point. It suggests Tête de Balme and shows how long each friend needs to get there.
Tap Confirm and share. The meeting board opens with each friend’s arrival time, and Yuki is already there.
Compare Fastest and Easiest, then pick Easiest: a blue route, 278 meters and about two minutes.
Tap Start. A note says the current lift and run status is unknown.
Follow the turn onto the blue run toward the meeting point. The positions in this demo are simulated.
The meeting board shows you and Yuki as arrived, with three friends still on the way. FriSki says: “You have reached the meeting point.”
The member list shows each friend’s status and distance.
Turn on Ghost mode to hide your position from the group. Then open Audio output, choose where voice cues play and tap Play test alert. FriSki says: “Friend nearby. Audio alerts are ready.”
End the day from Members. The summary shows 0.2 km, a top speed of 22 km/h and a group of five. Stats with nothing recorded show a dash. Your location is never on the card.
Groups are invite-only, and only the people in your group can see where you are. Want a lap on your own? Ghost mode hides your position and keeps you in the group.
It’s the app we wanted on the mountain. We hand new builds to friends, hear what bugs them and fix it.
Android and iPhone. The Android beta is running now, and iPhone testers get their invite with the first iPhone build. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s your turn.
No, a watch is optional. On Android, a ski day card in your notifications shows the next turn, the meeting point and your group. On iPhone, the same card arrives as a Live Activity with the first iPhone build. Beta testers with one of 12 Garmin models can try an early preview of the watch app, which works with their phone nearby. An Apple Watch app is in development.
See it on the lock screen and watchThe map does, once you’ve downloaded your resort. Do it on Wi-Fi before you travel: open your resort’s map and FriSki saves all of it, up to about 225 MB. The pistes, lifts and place names are then on your phone. GPS doesn’t need a network, so the map, your route and its spoken directions keep working in a dead zone. Friends’ live positions, chat and friend alerts need a connection, and they catch up as soon as you have signal again.
No, and please don’t use it as one. Positions and alerts can be late or wrong, especially where the signal is weak. In an emergency, call the local emergency number or ski patrol.
More on safety and troubleshootingOnly your group. Groups are invite-only: people join by scanning the group’s QR code, typing its code, opening a share link or accepting an email invite. If you’re in more than one group, your position goes only to the one you have open, and while you navigate, that group also sees where you’re heading. Your location is shared whenever location sharing is on, not just on ski days. When you want a break, turn on Ghost mode or switch sharing off in Settings.
Join the waitlist and we’ll email you an invite when it’s your turn: a Google Play testing link on Android, or TestFlight on iPhone once the first iPhone build is out. A short guide in the app walks you through your group, the map and the audio. After a ski day, the app may ask how it went, and you can send feedback from Settings at any time.
Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s your turn. FriSki works best when your whole group has it, so send this page to the friends you ski with.
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