What’s new
What’s new at EM Snow
The changes you would notice, newest first. Tags show where: the website, the iPhone app or the Garmin watch app. The Garmin watch app is still in testing and awaiting Garmin’s approval, so its lines describe test versions.
2 November 2026
- Web Snow Globe now has its own place in the site navigation. Explore 366 resorts, replay your day in 3D, or send a simulated tour across from Flyby.
22 October 2026
- Web Your day is open to everyone. Drop a GPX, FIT or TCX file and see every run, lift, speed and height for one ski day.
- Web Download your day as a GPX file or a CSV of every run and ride.
- Web On Your day, Fly it replays a run over map pictures. Your file is not uploaded.
- iPhone One walk recorded on the watch now makes one card in Days, not two.
- iPhone A day sent from a Garmin watch is now acknowledged even while your phone is locked.
- Garmin (in testing) A resort is only picked from your position if it is within 40 km.
- Garmin (in testing) Send a day straight to the iPhone app over Bluetooth (experimental).
21 October 2026
- Web Your day shows your route on the piste map, with charts of height and speed and a table of every run and ride.
- Web Your day has a “Where these numbers come from” box that says what is measured and what is estimated.
- Web Heart rate on Your day is only read if you say yes first.
- Garmin (in testing) The Day page title now fits round screens.
18 October 2026
- Web Resorts that may have closed for good now say so on the resort page, and send no snow alerts.
- iPhone The recording screen shows lift distance and moving distance, and moving time.
- iPhone Export any recorded day as a GPX file from the share sheet.
- iPhone With alerts switched off, the app no longer asks for a push token.
- Garmin (in testing) The home line shows the run count first, so a narrow round screen cuts the time instead.
16 October 2026
- Garmin (in testing) The watch app asks “Where are you skiing?” before using your position. Nothing with a position leaves the watch until you choose.
- Garmin (in testing) The Sun page at night shows tomorrow’s first sun by slope.
- Garmin (in testing) Get Me Down, Take Me Home and Next lift ask once for your position if you have not chosen a source.
- Garmin (in testing) Five older watches with little memory are no longer supported: fenix 6, fenix 6S, Forerunner 245, Venu Sq and Enduro.
14 October 2026
- Web In the Snow Globe, your marks show on the replay map and in a list that jumps to each one.
- Garmin (in testing) Pause: START resumes at once while paused.
13 October 2026
- Garmin (in testing) Settings on the watch, a goal for the day, personal records and marks.
- Garmin (in testing) Get Me Down says “Routing…” while it looks for a way, and shows times under a minute as “<1 min”.
- Garmin (in testing) A slow lift no longer cuts your queue short.
12 October 2026
- Web Lift counts show how many are open out of the resort’s full total. Out of season they read as closed.
- Web The Snow Globe labels the freezing level on the mountain.
- Garmin (in testing) Choose what each watch face complication shows. Units follow your watch settings.
- Garmin (in testing) Out of season, the watch counts down to opening, such as “Opens in 54 days”.
- Garmin (in testing) The Now page shows the freezing level on its own line.
11 October 2026
- Web Local taxi numbers for 20 more resorts, shown on the resort page and when no good public transport route exists.
- Web Search in the sun map now finds places, as well as runs and lifts.
10 October 2026
- Web Routes through a resort now ride whole lifts, such as a two-stage gondola, as one step.
Guides: replay your ski day for free and after FATMAP.
Short on detail on purpose. The field manual explains each feature, and the beta page shows how to try the apps.