Compare ski apps
Every way to find ski buddies, and why Broski wins.
There are a few apps for finding people to ski and snowboard with. Broski is the one built around your resort, the days you’re free and your level, at 3,500+ resorts in 12 languages. Here’s how it stacks up, using what each app says about itself.
- 3,500+ resorts
- 12 languages
- Requests always free
Broski vs the rest
What every comparison comes back to
Your mountain, your day
Pick a resort and a date and see who's riding then, with their sport and ability.
Two weeks ahead
Every rider's free days for the next two weeks, plus trips so riders at your next resort can find you.
3,500+ resorts, 12 languages
69 countries, each resort with its own riders, events and group chat.
Requests first
Nobody can message you until you say yes, and hosts can make events women-only.
Other apps for finding people to ride with
Smaller and newer apps, in their own listings' words (App Store US or Google Play, October 2026).
Ski and snowboard partner apps
Broski's edge: every rider's free days two weeks ahead, 3,500+ resorts in 69 countries and 12 languages.
Skinect: Ski & Snowboard
A “social meet-up app designed to help skiers and snowboarders connect with others heading to the same mountains,” browsing by location, skill level and interests.
App Store
Squad: Ski & Ride Together
Calls itself “the social app built for skiers and snowboarders who are tired of riding alone,” with skill levels, topic posts and resort filters.
App Store · Google Play
Squads: Ski Snowboard Meetups
“Find buddies while you’re on the mountain. Group up and ride together.”
App Store
SnowCrew: Ski & Snowboard
Find friends and riders nearby, “Filter by skill level, age, mountain,” plus stat tracking, leaderboards and trail maps.
App Store · Google Play
Chairlift App
Calls itself “the social app for skiers and snowboarders to connect before hitting the slopes”: find a resort, then create or join a chairlift.
App Store · Google Play
Shredhead
Calls itself “the social app for mountain bikers and skiers”: find riders by skill level and discipline, trail conditions, carpools and clubs.
App Store
SkiBuddy
Connects you “with others based on activity, level, location and time of your choice,” in winter and summer.
App Store · Google Play
Ski & snowboard community SIS
Notifications when you cross paths with another user, carpooling by resort, a shared riding schedule and group chats.
App Store · Google Play
Snoji - Ski Trips & Buddies
A ski social app “especially for the Chinese community skiing in France,” with group posts, carpools and lodging.
App Store
Trips, carpools and resort communities
Broski's edge: find the right people first, by resort, day and level, then plan it in the resort or event chat.
SnoFlow (SnowOverflow)
Plan “a ski or snowboard day with friends”: resort and date, who’s in, carpools, room sharing and checklists.
App Store
Shredpool: Ski Carpool App
Calls itself “the rideshare app built for skiers and snowboarders”: find rides to resorts and split gas costs.
App Store
Après Ski
A home base “for connecting with the ski and snowboard community at your resort”: posts, carpools and chat.
App Store
Outdoor-partner apps that include skiing
Broski's edge: built only for skiing and snowboarding, matched by resort rather than by distance.
TerenGO
“How outdoor people find each other”: hikers, cyclists, skiers, climbers and runners matched by sport, skill level and location.
App Store · Google Play
Buddy System: Outdoor Partners
“Find compatible partners for mountaineering and backcountry skiing, and coordinate trips with confidence.”
App Store · Google Play
LetsBuddyUp
Activity planning that matches availability, for tennis, hiking, skiing and many more.
App Store
DYNAMATE
Partners “for sports and recreational activities, anywhere in the world,” including skiing.
App Store
Smatch
Sport partners in 80+ sports, including ski touring, matched “by skill level, proximity and availability.”
App Store
Ski dating
Broski's edge: made for finding people to ride with, on iPhone and Android, with women-only events.
Ski Dates
“Ski and snowboard dating and friends community”: browse singles and buddies, filter by location, age and snow sport.
Google Play
Ski trackers
Trackers like Slopes record your runs and stats, and Slopes’ listing describes live location so you can “easily find each other” with friends you already ride with. Broski finds you the people to ride with in the first place, and connects to Slopes: add your Slopes link and an “Add me on Slopes” button shows on your Broski profile, so new riding friends can add you there too.
Questions and answers
What's the best app to find people to ski with?
Broski is built for exactly that: pick a resort and a day and see who's riding then, at your level, at more than 3,500 resorts in 69 countries. It shows every rider's free days two weeks ahead, has a group chat for every resort, pass and event, works in 12 languages and is free, with optional Pro.
Which other apps help you find people to ski with?
Shredder, PowderPals and Liftline, and newer apps such as Skinect, Squad, SnowCrew, Chairlift and Shredhead. Meetup has ski groups, and outdoor-partner apps such as TerenGO and Buddy System include skiing.
Is Broski free?
Yes. Finding riders, sending and accepting requests, chat and events are free. Broski Pro is optional at US$1.99 a month or US$9.99 a year, with a 14-day free trial.
Where do the details about other apps come from?
Each app's own App Store or Google Play listing, and its website where it has one, checked in October 2026. Apps change quickly, so check the stores for the latest.
Straight from each app's listing
Everything we say about another app comes from its own store listing or website, checked in October 2026. App names belong to their owners and are used only to identify them. Spotted something out of date? Email hello@broski.app and we’ll fix it.
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