Snow forecast
Six weather models blended into one number, at the top, middle and base of every resort, with how far the models disagree.
Snow from every weather model, the avalanche bulletin and your day on the lifts, in one app for skiers and snowboarders.
Open Slab at breakfast and know where the snow fell, how stable it is, and which runs to ride.
Every number in Slab comes from a model, a forecaster or the map, and Slab tells you which.
Six weather models blended into one number, at the top, middle and base of every resort, with how far the models disagree.
Play the next days of snowfall across a 3D model of the mountain and see which slopes it lands on.
Danger by elevation and the problems to watch for, from the official forecasters in 284 regions across Europe and North America.
Slopes of 30° to 40° and steeper, plus avalanche start zones and run-outs, painted on the map.
3,500 resorts with every lift and piste, its grade, length and vertical, on a 3D map you can turn.
Live webcams from the resorts you follow, and snow radar to see the storm move in.
Every run, lift, top speed, distance and vertical, recorded as you ride and kept on your phone.
Follow the resorts you ski and see fresh snow, the week ahead and the danger level at a glance.
English, German, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.
Slab Pro plans your day on the mountain and guides you through it, run by run.
Monthly, or a yearly Season Pass with a 7-day free trial. Planning and guidance are free on the first day you use them.
Slab helps you decide. It doesn’t decide for you. Forecasts and bulletins can be wrong, and terrain layers are a guide, not a guarantee. Slab doesn’t replace avalanche training, the right equipment, local knowledge or a mountain guide. Read the full bulletin from your local forecaster before you go off-piste.