Coaches and clubs
Built for the squad. And the coach.
Cross-country skiing runs on clubs, training groups and coaches reading a stopwatch on the stadium hill. Skibuddy brings the whole group into one app and shows every shared session in full: laps, heart-rate zones, technique and the snow.
The roster
Connect from either side.
A coach invites an athlete, or an athlete asks to join a coach's roster, and the other side accepts. Coaches publish a profile with their bio and specialties and say whether they are taking new athletes, so skiers can find them.
The club
Share one feed with the whole group.
Create a club and choose whether new members need approval. Skibuddy puts every clubmate's shared sessions in the team feed and notifies each skier of likes and comments in their own language.
The sessions
Read a session the way you'd read the stopwatch.
Open an athlete's session and see what they skied: laps against their best, time in each heart-rate zone, technique efficiency, left/right balance, climbs rep by rep and the snow underneath it all.
The plan
Plan the week for the whole group.
Plan a session for one athlete or several: the day, the theme, the technique, a target time or distance and your notes. Each athlete sees it in their schedule with your name on it and starts the session from the plan, and the week view shows every athlete's planned and completed sessions side by side.
The athlete's choice
Every skier decides what they share.
Each session is Private, Connections & Clubs or Public. Connections & Clubs means the skier's coaches, athletes and clubmates, Public means every Skibuddy skier, and Private stays private. Each athlete also decides, coach by coach, whether that coach can plan sessions for them and see their health profile.
Bring your group into the first-snow cohort.
Coaches, clubs, training groups and trail managers get a TestFlight build before the App Store release.