Skiers & Learners2 min readLast updated

How do I save schools, instructors and resorts to favourites?

Tap the heart icon on any school, instructor or resort to save it to your favourites. Open /favourites to see everything you've saved, grouped into tabs for each type.

Quick answer

Tap the heart icon on any school, instructor or resort. Your saved items live at /favourites, grouped into tabs — Schools, Resorts, Instructors — and sync across devices when you're signed in.

How do I save schools, instructors and resorts to favourites?

Tap the heart icon on any card — a school, an instructor, or a resort — and it's saved to your favourites. The heart turns red when the item is saved, so you can see at a glance what's already on your list.

Where they live

Your favourites live at /favourites, with three tabs:

  • Schools — ski schools you've bookmarked
  • Resorts — mountains you've saved to look at again
  • Instructors — specific instructors you want to come back to

Each tab shows a count next to its name, so you can see how many items you have in each group.

Why save things

Favourites are for items you're still deciding on, or for lining up next year's trip without losing track of shortlists you build in the meantime. A few examples of when it's useful:

  • Research — you're reading through twenty school profiles and want to come back to the best five
  • Trip planning — you've shortlisted three resorts for a future trip and want them side by side
  • Rebooking — you loved your instructor last season and want to find them again next time

You can remove items any time by tapping the heart again.

Comparing from favourites

The favourites page has a Compare button on every item, so you can tap up to 3 schools (or instructors) from your favourites list straight into the side-by-side comparison. See how to compare ski schools [blocked].

Sign-in required

Favourites are tied to your free account, so you need to be signed in to save them. Once you are, your list syncs across every device you sign into — save something on your phone at the airport, pick up where you left off on your laptop at home.

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