Partners and press
FriSki keeps ski groups together, with friends on the piste map, one place to meet and spoken directions to get there. It runs on the phone and the lock screen, and watch apps are on the way. It’s in beta, built by the two of us. If you run a resort, organize ski trips, make the gear skiers wear or want to back the company, we’d love to talk.
One address for everything. It goes straight to the two people who build FriSki.
90 lifts 227 named runs
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Every run and lift, connected
Each resort is a network of runs and lifts with elevation, built from OpenStreetMap and terrain data. That’s what lets FriSki give spoken directions to a meeting point by run name and work out each friend’s ETA.
Invite-only, no tracks kept
People join a group by QR code, group code, share link or email invite. The live position is only the latest fix, never a route or a track. Lifts the app sees someone ride show to their group for 12 hours and are deleted within three days. Meeting points, signals and chat pins that people choose to share are kept like messages. Ghost mode stops sharing without leaving the group. Reports go to a moderation queue, and a block takes effect immediately, without telling the other person.
Phone, lock screen and wrist
An Android ski day notification in the beta, an iPhone Live Activity coming with the first iPhone build, a Garmin watch app in early preview for beta testers on 12 models, and an Apple Watch app in development.
Built for dead zones
A resort’s offline map is up to about 225 MB, downloaded on Wi-Fi before the trip. The map, your GPS position and your route keep working with no signal, and friends catch up when coverage returns.
See all features, the phone and watch apps or the 1:36 app tour.
None of these has a price list yet. They’re conversations we’d like to start.
Your runs, spoken by name
Official piste and lift data in place of the open map, a pilot week at one resort, or FriSki’s group features inside the app your guests already use.
Groups that arrive together
For trips where the group is the whole point. A pilot could start with one week of bookings and one resort map.
Directions on the wrist and in the ear
Turn cues, meeting points and group messages, without taking your gloves off.
The app, the maps and the people
If you’d like to talk about backing FriSki or about the company itself, write to us directly. You’ll reach the two people who built it.
FriSki is a ski app that keeps groups of friends together on the mountain. It puts the whole group on an offline piste map, lets them pick one place to meet and talks each of them there, with the next turn on the lock screen. A Garmin watch app is in early preview for beta testers, and an Apple Watch app is in development. FriSki covers 27 resorts in 7 countries and is in beta for Android and iPhone. It’s built by Morel Avraham and Daniel Even Zor. friski.co
Screens from the FriSki beta, shown with a demo group.
For Android and iPhone. Join the beta and we’ll email you when it’s your turn.
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Coming soon to the App Store Coming soon to Google Play
Got a question? Write to support@friski.co.
