The place snowboarders go to find friends, progress and get inspired.

Yes. Joining is free and stays free: Friend Finder, Ride Share, the feed, the weekly challenge, the Rider Level test, the Board Finder, the Stance Finder and the vocab are all included. You only pay for the coaching you ask for: clip breakdowns, Zoom sessions, unlimited AI coaching and the Workout Plan after its free trial. The Bootcamp and the full course open soon, and members hear first.

Type your email and we send you a sign-in link and a 6-digit code. Tap the link on the device you're on, or type the code in the app. Both work once. If you'd rather have a password, set one in the app under Profile, then Settings, and use the log in page.

Not yet. Jibbiti is in beta, which is why you can get in early. Right now it runs in your browser and installs to your home screen like an app: open jibbiti.com/app on your phone, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. The App Store and Google Play versions follow, and your account carries straight over.

It means the app is live and used every day, and it is still being shaped by the riders in it. You'll see things change week to week, sometimes because you asked for them. If something looks off, there's a report button in the app and a real person reads it.

Tell us your home hill, your level and what you like to ride. Friend Finder shows riders near you, one card at a time. Swipe past or tap Connect; when they connect back you can message and plan a day. You choose what's shown and you can hide yourself from Friend Finder at any time.

It's opt-in only, you're never listed without saying yes, and it's for riders 18 and over. You control your photo, your home hill and who can message you. Blocking and reporting are one tap, and a report reaches a human.

A board for filling the empty seats on the way to the hill. Driving on Saturday with two seats? Post it. Need a ride to Copper at 6:15am? Grab one. Riders you've connected with see it first.

Every week there's a new challenge, like the cleanest toeside carve or a method grab. Film it, post it as your entry, and the entry with the most high fives when the week ends takes the crown and lands in the Hall of Fame.

An honest read on where you actually ride, from your first turns to advanced, and what to work on next. It takes a couple of minutes, it's free, and it feeds the rest of the app: the coaching and the plan are built around your level.

The Board Finder asks how and where you ride and suggests boards that fit, with links to buy them. The Stance Finder gives you a width and angles to start from based on your body and your riding. Both are free and take a minute.

Five short video sessions you do at home in the week before your season starts: no snow, no gym, no lift ticket. It's built around the fundamentals most riders never got taught, so your first day on the hill isn't a warm-up day.

Film ten seconds of your riding and send it in from the app. Tommie talks over your actual footage, marks the one thing to change, and gives you the drill that fixes it. You get it back inside 48 hours.

A snowboard-specific training plan built backward from your opening day. Ten questions, twelve weeks, the exact gear you own, and it works around a bad knee or shoulder instead of ignoring it. It starts with a free 7-day trial.

Yes. The Rider Level test starts at first turns, the Bootcamp is built for the fundamentals, and Friend Finder shows you riders at your level, not just the experts. You're the rider this was built for.

Tommie Bennett, a snowboard coach with over 1 million followers across social media. Years of running camps, coaching riders on snow and answering the same questions online showed him the struggles almost every snowboarder shares: riding alone, guessing at the fundamentals, and not knowing what to work on next. He built Jibbiti to solve them in one place. Questions? team@jibbiti.com.