Every feature began with a manager who lived the problem first. Every hour saved on admin is more time for you.
The Mountain, ManagedAn instructor calls in sick. Forty-five minutes to the first lesson.
Each lesson goes to an instructor who is free; the clients are told by email.
A returning family asks for their usual instructor. She’s already booked.
Snowdesk moves a flexible lesson to another free instructor, and the family gets her again.
A five-day kids’ course lands at the end of the day.
One booking for all five mornings and one instructor, at the child’s level, French first, then English — and Who’s free? names who fits.
Tomorrow needs every instructor checked in.
Each one confirms on their phone. No chasing.
A 9am booking arrives. The office is closed.
An instructor who matches it claims the lesson.
An instructor calls in sick. Forty-five minutes to the first lesson.
Covered
Assignment, the pool, guests, payroll and the academy. One system, nothing re-entered.
See featuresBook a demoSnowdesk took shape in lift queues and back offices, built by people who have run the desk at 08:15. The tools schools reached for were built for generic booking, not a ski season — where the weather moves the day, instructors change slopes by the hour, and a returning family expects the same face as last winter. So we built what was missing, one problem at a time, and kept only what earned its place.
