After the day
What FriSki remembers about your day
A recap you can look back on, and share if you want to. Every number on it is worked out on your phone and kept privately with your account. Nobody else sees it until you decide they should.
One example day
A sample day, not a real one. Every field here is a real one the app computes on your phone, verified against lib/dayStats.ts and lib/togetherTracker.ts.
Nothing goes anywhere until you say so
When the day ends, its totals are saved to your account, so a new phone does not lose them. They stay private, not even visible to your own group, until you choose to publish them. That rule is enforced by the database, not only by the app.
Sharing outside the app is a second, separate choice. Publishing shows your day to your group; exporting a card and sending it further is its own step on top of that, and FriSki has no public feed of its own for it to land on. Where it goes after you tap share is entirely up to the app you hand it to.
What actually leaves your phone
- Your location is never part of a recap. The exported card carries distance, vertical, time together and a headline: never your exact position or a GPS trace.
- The saved day is totals only, with no coordinates, route or map, and it is deleted when you delete your account. A day you have shared cannot yet be unshared from the app; write to us and we remove it.
- Names appear only in the caption next to the card, not on the card image itself, and you see and can edit that caption before anything sends.
- FriSki costs nothing while it is in beta. The box at the bottom of this page is how to join.
- The full picture of what is collected and why is in the privacy policy, not simplified for this page.
Read the full privacy policy · The features this rides on · Questions before you install
Ski with your friends, not after them
Not in the App Store or Google Play yet. The free beta is for Android and iPhone: join the waitlist and we’ll email you an invite.