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Get six friends on the mountain without the hassle

  • The home screen of a ski trip plan for six friends: one thing to do tonight in a red panel, book the rental gear, and who is driving in two cars with a note that one car needs chains.
  • A gear screen for six people showing who owns, who rents and who still needs to send a boot size, with a note to pick up rentals before the shop closes.
  • A money screen showing 1,446 dollars split six ways, who paid the cabin and groceries, and what each person owes, with the fewest payments.
  • A chat where one friend can only come for one night, the cabin cost is split by nights, and SuperCat advises renting chains for one car.
  • A Saturday morning card with six inches of fresh snow, first chair at 8:30, leave the cabin by 7:45 and a short list of what to have before leaving.

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A plan for a group ski trip: who drives, boots and rentals, a fair cost split by nights, and a morning card for each day on the mountain.

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Six of us are going skiing for four days and I want it to go smoothly: everyone on the mountain, nobody stuck sorting out gear or money.
Build me a small tool for the group. Ask me the dates, the resort, who is coming, who is driving, and who owns gear versus rents.
Home screen: the one thing to do tonight, who is driving and what time to leave, and what is still missing.
Gear for each person: own, rent or borrow, with boot and ski sizes collected in one place, and when to pick up rentals before the shop closes.
The money: the cabin, groceries and gas split fairly (by nights if someone comes late or leaves early), with who owes whom and the fewest payments that settle it.
When I tell you something changed (a friend can only come for one night), update the plan and say what moved.
A morning card for each ski day with the forecast, when to leave and what to check before leaving the cabin, including chains if the road needs them.
Works on a phone and is easy to share with the group. Reply with the link when it is ready.

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What you get

  • Who is driving and when to leave, with the one thing to do tonight.
  • Each person's gear: own, rent or borrow, with sizes collected in one place.
  • The cabin, groceries and gas split by nights, with the fewest payments to settle up.
  • A plan that changes when someone can only come for one night, and says what moved.
  • A morning card for each ski day with the forecast, when to leave and what to check.

What usually gets in the way

  • Everyone packs gloves and nobody packs the shared items.
  • Rental sizes are collected in a group chat and lost.
  • Two people bring a speaker and nobody brings the first aid kit.
  • Lift tickets and car chains are remembered on the drive.
  • Forgotten goggles can mean a day lost.
The longer story

A group ski trip goes wrong in small ways: boot sizes lost in a group chat, rentals picked up after the shop closes, one car without chains, and an argument about who owes what. The packing list is the smaller problem.

A plan built around the trip puts the deadlines first and gives each person their own page. Costs split by nights, so a friend who comes for one night pays for one night, and a morning card turns the forecast into a leave-by time.

Check road and pass rules for your own route before you drive.

Send it as it is, or change anything first

SuperCat asks a question or two, then builds it.

Send on WhatsApp

Opens WhatsApp with this message and a code for 5 cans. Nothing to install, no account to create.

Prefer another app? the message.