The planner, the tracker and the money app. One app instead of three.
Most ski and snowboard groups run a trip planner for the bookings, a tracker on the hill and a money app for the tab, and pay for the extras on each. Here is what each one charges and what it puts behind the paywall, next to Get Piste.
What a year costs
£69.98 a year
Wanderlog Pro at £39.99 and a WeSki season pass at £29.99, each paid by every person who wants the extras.
£29.99 a year
Or £4.99 once for a single trip. Anyone with Pro or a trip pass sees the live dots; sharing your own is free.
£0 with Get Piste
Splits, balances and settling up are always free here. Splitwise caps the free tier at a few expenses a day and charges about £3.99 a month to lift it.
Pricing and paywalls
What each app offers, what it charges, and which features sit behind its paywall.
| Feature | Get Piste | Wanderlog | WeSki | Slopes | Splitwise | TripIt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro price (GB) | £3.99 a month · £29.99 a year · £4.99 once for one trip | £4.99 a month · £39.99 a year | £3.99 a day · £14.99 a week · £29.99 a season · £39.99 "gold" | £29.99 a year · £3.99 a day · £49.99 family | about £3.99 a month · £39.99–£47.99 a year | about $49 a year (US listing) |
| Free trial | 7 days | 7 days | passes only | — | — | 30 days |
| Who pays | Per user, for the extras only: anyone with Pro or a trip pass sees the dots; sharing your own is free | Per user | Per user | Per user, or a family plan | Per user | Per user |
| Bookings on one timeline from forwarded emails | Yes, free: 5 a month, unlimited on Pro | Forwarding free; Gmail scanning on Pro | — | — | — | Forwarding free; Inbox Sync |
| Reads your whole mailbox | Never. There is no mailbox to connect. | Yes, if you connect Gmail (Pro) | n/a | n/a | n/a | Yes, if you switch on Inbox Sync |
| Group money split and settled | Always free: splits, payments, settle-up, multi-currency locked at entry | Budgets and expense splits | — | — | Free tier caps expenses per day; Pro for currency conversion and receipts | — |
| Piste map with graded runs and lifts | Free; terrain and 3D on Pro | — | Trail maps; premium styles and lift waits on passes | Premium: interactive 2D and 3D resort maps | — | — |
| Record runs, lifts, vertical, top speed | Free, counted lift to lift | — | Free | Free | — | — |
| Tripmates live on the mountain | Share free; see the dots on Pro | — | Friends, opt-in | Free friend tracking | — | — |
| Meeting pins with arrival pushes | Free | — | — | — | — | — |
| Speed-coloured tracks and 3D replay | Pro | — | 3D replay, heat maps on passes | Premium | — | — |
| Snow at base, mid and top | Free daily; hourly and 16 days on Pro | — | not listed | Snow conditions, free | — | — |
| Trip offline | Pro: the trip and the resort map, on the phone | Pro | not listed | not listed | n/a | Pro |
From each product's GB App Store listing and its own pricing and privacy pages on 19 September 2026. Store prices vary by region and offer, and change; the price at checkout is the one that applies. "Not listed" means the listing does not say. Trademarks belong to their owners; none of them is affiliated with Get Piste.
We never want to read your whole mailbox
How the others get your bookings in
Wanderlog's Pro tier and TripIt's Inbox Sync ask you to connect your Google or Microsoft account. From then on they are told about every email you receive, open each one to decide whether it is a booking, and pass the contents to a third party to read.
"We will receive a notification from Gmail when you receive a new email. We will parse the email with the help of OpenAI to identify whether it is a travel receipt."Wanderlog privacy policy, on connecting Gmail
How Get Piste does it
You forward the one email you want on the plan to your own private address. That email is the only thing we ever see. There is no account to connect, no permission to grant, nothing watching your inbox, and nothing to revoke later.
The forwarded email is read once to pull out the booking, kept until two months after the trip so a failed import can be checked, then deleted. The privacy notice spells it out.
What they do that we don't
Wanderlog plans road trips and city breaks with an AI itinerary and hotel deals; Get Piste does not write itineraries. TripIt covers business travel and loyalty programmes. Slopes has years of resort history, an Apple Watch app and effort analytics. WeSki has crowdsourced lift-queue times. Splitwise is the money app for a flat share, not just a trip. If those are what you need, they are good at them. Get Piste is for the group and the week on snow, on skis or a board.