Each part of DAY/OS is its own app. Your mountain turns on the ones it uses, and your crew only sees those in their menu. Here is what each one does today, and the pages your guests see.
What we added most recently. Inside the app, Help, What's new lists every change as it ships.
On duty, phone alerts for calls, opening checks, the closing sweep, lift evacuation, medications and oxygen, avalanche work, the daily log and records requests.
PatrolA patroller who can't make a shift asks for cover; someone free takes it, and a lead approves if you want them to.
PatrolChoose your plan and add-ons, pay by card, bank account or invoice, and see your receipts, on the Billing page.
Every mountainLoad a ticket or pass on a card, tap it at the gate, and load it again next season. A desk reader that types like a keyboard works.
GateMessages between your crew, with links to the case, the shift or the work order they are about. Published schedules arrive here.
Every mountainOpt in to compare your injury rates with other mountains, by counts only, with small numbers hidden. You choose whether your name is shown.
PatrolThe daily running of the hill.
Tickets, passes and gift cards at one counter.
What you sell, and what it costs.
Scan it at the lift and know it was used.
Sell tickets and passes while you sleep.
Know what is safe to open before the first chair.
Every machine and building system, serviced on time and costed.
Features, their condition and where they are.
Every item out, and every item back.
Manuals, plans and forms people can actually find.
For paid and volunteer patrols. Available on any plan as an add-on, and included in Resort. See everything for ski patrol.
One record from the first call to the take-home sheet.
The patrol day around the cases.
Who is patrolling, and whether they are current.
Lessons, teams and the people who run them.
Sessions that fill without the phone tag.
Camps, leagues and recurring sessions.
Instructors post the days they can teach.
Money, people and the paperwork between them.
Count it, reconcile it, export it.
Who is working, and whether the shift is covered.
Tell your guests, not the whole internet.
Each mountain gets its own web pages under its short name. Link them from your website, print them on a QR code, or send them in an email. A page only works while the app it comes with is on.
/shop/your-mountainTickets, passes and gift cards, bought by card from any phone.
Comes with Online shop (add-on)
/book/your-mountainGuests request a lesson, pay for it and check where their request stands.
Comes with Ski school
/waiver/your-mountainGuests sign their season waiver on a phone before they drive up, or on a tablet at the counter.
Comes with every mountain
/give/your-mountainFive days after an incident, a note asks how patrol did and offers a simple way to give.
Comes with Patrol
/help/your-mountainA QR code on a trail sign opens a page where a guest can ask patrol for help.
Comes with Patrol
/availability/your-mountainInstructors post the days and times they can teach.
Comes with Instructor availability
/kioskThe employee-entrance tablet where your crew clocks in. Staff only.
Comes with Staff and schedule
Guests also get links in their emails: their own order page, and a way to stop emails at any time. Want to see the pages working? Start a demo mountain.
These parts come with every mountain.
A board of tiles for each role: what is open, what needs attention, shift notes, and a wall screen for the lodge or patrol room.
Messages between your crew, with links to the records they are about. Published shifts arrive here.
One record per guest, with their purchases, lessons, rentals and waivers.
Signed waivers with the signature and exact wording, a searchable register, and a copy for the guest.
Each person's own schedule and time clock.
How-to articles for every page, What's new, and a Billing page where the owner manages the plan and payment.
Sell, rent, book lessons and count the drawer in a normal web browser. Nothing to install.
Add DAY/OS to the home screen for call alerts. Dispatch, cases and checklists work on a phone, and when the signal drops, entries are kept and sent when it returns.
A QR tag on each machine opens its page on a phone, ready for the pre-shift check, the fuel log or a problem report.
A time clock at the employee entrance, a patrol-room screen where patrollers tap in and out, and a counter tablet for waivers.
We will show you that part first, with your own lifts and trails on the screen.