See who's on your trip: tap the crew pill or Who's on this trip to see everyone by first name, with the organizer marked. Organizers can remove someone from the trip, and the invite link changes so the old one stops working. Leave a trip right from the members list. Organizers can delete a trip even with others on it, after typing DELETE to confirm. The leaderboard's Overall is now All my trips. A smoother opening animation, plus small fixes.

What's open today: the new Lift & run status layer on the ski map shows which lifts are running and which runs are open, right from the resort's own report where it publishes one. Resorts not open yet show everything closed. Lifts only move during their operating hours. Stay cards show how many runs are open, next to the lifts. Tap a lift for an easier-to-read sign: its name, then its type, status and wait. The resort pictures on your trip and the map they open now show the whole mountain the same way. Plus small fixes.

Lift lines: running lifts show their current wait at the base of the lift, on the ski map and your trip maps, at resorts that publish waits. Get me there and your day plans weigh live lift lines to keep you skiing instead of standing. Pick your resort on a snowy globe: every resort we support, with mountains, countries and states. Type a name and it flies there. Nearby resorts' names show over the range when you zoom out. Snow depth estimates for more western US resorts, marked "est". A new opening animation, a cleaner trip page that scrolls more smoothly, and the welcome video plays full screen when you turn your phone. Plus small fixes.

Directions on your wrist: while you follow a plan or Get me there, your watch buzzes before each turn and the next step shows on your lock screen, so you can keep your phone in your pocket. It works with any watch that shows iPhone notifications, and it can still buzz through a Focus. Closed resorts now show every lift in gray, and snow reports cover far more resorts. Just in case, rebuilt: the nearest real hospital, police, pharmacy and urgent care for your resort, with a phone number to tap. Abroad, it finds your own country's consulate or embassy, and where there's no urgent care it tells you who to call instead. Plus small fixes.

A fresh new look: a darker, cleaner design where lime marks the buttons and what's live on the mountain. New to EazySkizy? A short welcome tour (with a video) shows what it can do, then helps you set up your first ski trip. Planning a trip is simpler: pick the mountain, then your dates, then where you're staying. Not sure of your dates yet? Tap "Skip dates" to explore the resort first and add them later. Snow and lifts on every resort card: base depth and new snow from OnTheSnow (tap it for the full report), how many lifts are open, and wait times where the resort shares them. A resort that hasn't opened yet says so. Lifts that aren't running this season show in gray on every map. Lifts that ran today keep their color overnight and just stop moving. Each resort card shows a six-day forecast, and the NOW badge only appears while you're there. Get me there and Plan it for me show a progress bar while they work, and Get me there now plans from where you're standing. Smoother scrolling on the Trip page, a smaller recap button, and a tidier list of your recordings.

Whole mountains, not pieces: big ski areas now show far more of their lifts and runs. Canyons and Jupiter at Park City, Courchevel in Les 3 Vallées, Rendl and Warth-Schröcken at Ski Arlberg, Fieberbrunn at Saalbach, and Whistler's Creekside lifts are all back where they belong. A way back from more runs: we filled gaps at hundreds of resorts, using printed trail maps where we had them, so far fewer runs leave you with no route back to a lift. T-bars and platters count: when a surface lift is the way back up, plans and Get me there now use it. "Ski to Christmas Tree with Eazyskizy" now goes straight to the app, not Apple Maps. Your recordings: at the bottom of the Leaderboard, see each day you recorded, with how long it lasted, distance, runs and vertical, and delete one you started by mistake. Stop and start again later the same day, and the new recording now adds to the morning's instead of replacing it.

Siri, gloves on: say "Get me to Christmas Tree with Eazyskizy," "Find lunch with Eazyskizy," "What's next with Eazyskizy," "Start recording with Eazyskizy" or "How's my day with Eazyskizy." Siri reads the route out loud, and can get you to where a friend is skiing so you can meet at the bottom. Get me there, everywhere: hold a restaurant, bar, restroom or first aid on the map to get the way there, just like a run or lift. Hikes on the map: hiking routes show as dotted orange lines. Tap one for its name. Keystone's Independence Bowl now has its hike in from Bergman and its hike out. Easier 3D tilt: drag two fingers up or down to tilt the mountain. European lifts show as black dots, so they never look like a black run. Plans save even with no signal, and a gondola ridden through its mid-station is one ride.

Get me there: hold your finger on any run or lift — on the Skizy Map, the plan map or a resort's 3D view — and tap "Get me there." You get the easiest way to it using the fastest lifts, saved as a plan card, with a flyover that plays right away. "Get to a run" is also a new plan option. Hike-to terrain: plans and flyovers now include the hikes to bowls and ridges, like Keystone's Outback and Breckenridge's Peak 8 ridge, and the flyover walks the hike instead of cutting across. Every run counts: thousands of runs that couldn't be reached before now have a way in, at resorts across North America and Europe. European run colors: blue, red and black runs at European resorts. Faster ski maps: runs show right away when you open a resort, and only the resort's own runs and lifts are drawn.

Adding lodging is simpler. Pick "I've booked — add it" to type the name (the dates default to your stay, one tap to change them), or "Help me book" to set your dates first and search Airbnb, VRBO, Hotels.com and Booking.com. Not sure where you're staying yet? "Skip lodging" adds the resort without it. Bump runs on the Skizy Map: mogul runs get small bump marks beside them, and tapping a run says "Bumps" or "Usually groomed." Plans leave bump runs out unless you plan at Expert or Blacks only. Runs and lifts are always on the Skizy Map now, so there's nothing to switch back on. Recaps say "Waiting in line" while the video is queued, instead of looking stuck. Fixed: chairs on a few lifts could show up in pieces, and saved star ratings on your visits now appear right away.

Fixed: creating a new trip could fail and leave the button spinning. Trips now create reliably every time. What's open: each stay card shows how many lifts are running right now, beside the base depth. On the Skizy Map a closed lift turns gray, and open chairs move while the mountain is running. Coverage now draws your day as a speed-colored track on the map. Lifts in 3D: cables hang between real towers with a crossbar, sag a little between them, and carry chairs, red gondola cabins with windows, or big trams, each sized for its seats. Lift terminals sit at the top and bottom. Goggles mode (Layers → Mountain view): a dark, high-contrast map for bright sun on the snow, with bold runs and red lifts. It works on the Skizy Map, the plan maps and the resort map, and it turns satellite off so the dark look holds. Ski patrol numbers for more than 300 more US and Canadian hills, and the "Just in case" search finds better nearby hospitals, urgent care and pharmacies. The Skizy Map's side buttons are tidier: "My day" replay and goggles now live in Layers.

Trip page: each resort's mountain picture now fits the card again. On some phones the picture made the whole card wider than the screen, cutting off the right edge, the expand button and the description.

Eazyskizy is now free for everyone until May 1, 2027, so the whole ski season is covered. Every feature is unlocked and no purchase is needed. Day replay: the play button on the map now stops a replay, and switching to another resort ends the replay of the one you were watching. Area map: on a trip with resorts close together, each resort pill now opens on its own town instead of jumping to a neighbor's. More reliable: a brief connection or permission hiccup no longer blanks your trips, stays, photos or plans. The app keeps what is on screen and reconnects by itself. Adding a place to stay: searching by name now finds places near your resort instead of matches from around the world.

A record button on every Skizy page. It shows up around your trip dates when you're near the resort; tap it to start your day, tap again to pause or finish. Recording stays on the skiing. It pauses by itself when you leave the mountain and picks back up when you return. It finishes and saves your day if you're gone for a couple of hours, go three hours without a lift ride, or it's past midnight. Anything moving faster than 70 mph is left out, so the drive home never counts. Open the app at the resort and it will ask if you want to start. Skizy Stats is tidier: recording is one line at the top, with the Skizy Leaderboard right under it. The Area map opens on the village, where the restaurants and bars are, instead of on the mountain. The Relief and Tilt sliders are gone from the map layers; the maps use the settings that look best.

The Ski tab is now Skizy: Skizy Map, Skizy Plan, Skizy Stats and the Skizy Leaderboard. Lifts float above the mountain on their cables, with towers and stations at each end. Tap one for its name, type and seats. The Skizy Map shows on-mountain food, bars, restrooms and first aid, plus the ski-area boundary and named summits with their elevation. Tap an icon for its name. Turn on Night skiing to see which runs are lit. Crew nicknames: long-press anyone's name on the leaderboard or in Find my crew to give them a nickname the whole crew sees. Add a line that shows when someone taps their name, and a greeting they'll see once a day. Anyone on the trip can change or clear it. Share or unshare a ski plan straight from the plan list. During a flyover the run and lift names ride along under the map; scroll them to move the flyover, with a tick for each one. Fixed: creating a trip on a weak signal, a crash when switching trips, and missing runs at resorts like Vail.

Cover the mountain is now the default plan, and once you've skied part of a resort there's a New terrain plan that leads with the longest runs you haven't done yet. Ski plans are yours until you share them. Turn on "Share with the crew" when you make one, or later from the plan's menu. The plan screen is easier to follow: each leg's number sits in a circle colored by its run grade, and the scrubber, the leg list and the map all move together. Share a recap with a short link that plays in any browser, no download or app needed, and keeps working when the crew makes a newer recap. Offline ski maps download themselves on Wi-Fi in the two weeks before a stay. "Text my location" in Find my crew sends where you are, with the run you're on. Already booked? Share the confirmation email to Eazyskizy, or paste it into Add lodging, and it fills in the name, address and dates. The camera button is always on the Trip and Photos pages, for photos and video. Ski Plan has a resort picker, Ski Stats shows which mountain its percentage covers, and plans say "hike" where you walk. The Ski Plan buttons are now "Plan it for me" and "Build my own", and when you build your own the list follows each run and lift you add. Fixed: Aspen's trail map and lift ticket links, and a place you open on the Area map now centers and stays on the map after you close its card.

Videos in your recap. The in-app camera records video as well as photos, and the recap plays your clips with the music turned down underneath so you can hear them. Everyone on the trip gets the same recap, and if photos change after a recap is made, it says so right under the watch button. A restaurant or bar you add to a stay turns its pin pink on the Area map, and back to its own color when you take it off — one place, one pin, and it stays on the map either way. Visits are on by default, and the layers sheet is more compact. Search for a place by name finds it through Google first, and leaves out places that have closed for good and bare street addresses. Typing the name of a place already in your Food or Après list now brings that place straight to the top. Photos taken between stays are grouped as "On the way to" or "Leaving" instead of landing on a resort you were nowhere near, and a shot from the in-app camera is filed by where you took it. A stay you're in the middle of shows NOW even on a trip booked months ahead, and the countdown says "Last day" on your last day. Just in case is more careful: it won't offer a vet or a federal office as the nearest help, and it tells you plainly when it can't find your location. Fixed: the in-app camera opened to a black screen if camera access had ever been turned off. It now asks the first time, and says so with a link to Settings if the answer was no.

Just in case now calls. Hospital, urgent care, pharmacy, police and — when you're abroad — your country's consulate each show a real phone number and dial it, with their website as a fallback. The hospital row looks for an emergency department instead of whichever building is nearest, so it stops offering a rehab centre or an animal hospital, and "right where you are now" uses where you are now rather than where your phone last had a fix. All of it goes onto the printed trip plan too. Food and Après: search for a place by name. Type MooserWirt or Kuhstall and it finds it, wherever it sits on the mountain. We've also hand-picked the landmark après bars at 23 resorts and put them at the top of the list, taken hotels out of it, and centred the search on where your crew is actually sleeping rather than the middle of a linked ski area. Anything you've added to a stay can be removed again — the row has a ⋯ with Remove visit, alongside its website and directions. Download a mountain before you go. From a stay's ⋯ menu, Offline ski maps saves the terrain for that resort so the ski map and your plans still draw with no signal. Both ski maps say "Loading the mountain…" while the terrain is still coming in, instead of showing a flat white map as though that were the answer. The resort you're looking at is scrolled into the middle of the strip, and the plan map comes up in 3D like the ski map does. A new recap soundtrack, which now plays all the way through a long recap and fades out at the end. A trip months away no longer spends weather lookups — the card offers to fetch it when you ask, and inside 20 days it fills itself in. A photo with GPS is filed by where it was taken, full stop. It won't land on a resort you were nowhere near. Fixed: on a plan flyover the lift could go dark while a run from the previous ride lit up instead, and the camera framed the wrong leg with it. Fixed: opening Food and Après could crash the app. Fixed: the layers menu listed extreme terrain twice.

Cover the mountain now really covers it. A plan skis your level first, then adds easier runs until it has covered most of what the lifts can reach, and it finishes the runs it starts instead of cutting off part way down. The plan card shows how much of the reachable terrain at your level you'll ski, and how much of the whole mountain. Bowls work the way you ski them: lap the lift, then ski out the bottom to the rest of the mountain. A plan can also get off a gondola at its mid-station, which opens up peaks it could never reach before. The plan flyover follows each run all the way to the bottom and rides each lift to the top before turning onto the next run. Every screen now agrees on which resort you're looking at — the trip page, the Area map, the Ski map and Ski Plan. Restaurants and bars you add to a stay show their star rating and hours, and their name opens their website. Your ski club or group name sits at the top of the trip. Searching for a resort works with spellings like Kitzbuehel. Trail maps load faster and more reliably, and resort photos are framed on the mountain. Runs miles from a resort with no lift near them are no longer drawn as part of it. Weather says when a reading is old instead of showing it as current. Fixed: Create your own plan didn't let you tap lifts and runs to add them. It does now, and it lights up the runs and lifts you can take next. Fixed: on a gondola with a mid-station, the ride between stations was missing from the plan map and flyover. Fixed: after deleting your account and signing back in, you could not create a trip.

Ski trails now load instantly for every resort, and plan coverage shows both how much of your terrain and how much of the mountain you've covered.