This app translates and explains official European avalanche bulletins in multiple languages, making mountain safety information accessible. It provides plain-language explanations of technical terms and offers offline access to reports.
1.2.6
July 21, 2026
Support for French bulletins without a reading guide and bug fixes to the rendering of the Swiss bulletins.
AvalancheClarity provides access to official avalanche bulletins for all 36 French Alpine massifs, all 134 Swiss micro-regions, and includes bulletins from 14 other European countries like Austria, Germany, and Italy.
No, AvalancheClarity is completely ad-free. The app prioritizes user experience and safety without interruptions from advertisements.
Yes, AvalancheClarity offers offline reading capabilities. Bulletins are cached, allowing you to access them even when you are in the mountains without a signal.
AvalancheClarity is available in 8 languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Danish, and Polish, making avalanche information accessible to a wider audience.
The app was last updated on July 21, 2026, with version 1.2.6. Updates typically include expanded coverage and improved translation accuracy.
AvalancheClarity has an age rating of 4+. While the content is about avalanche safety, its technical nature makes it most relevant for adults and older teens involved in mountain activities.
The app sources its data from official avalanche bulletins, including Météo-France for French bulletins and the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF for Swiss bulletins.
No, AvalancheClarity does not require an account to use. You can open and read avalanche bulletins immediately upon downloading the app.
