Smugglers' Notch vs WeChessUp

Smugglers' Notch is your unique and comprehensive all-season guide to Smugglers' Notch resort, all at your fingertips. • Locate yourself on the Smugglers' Notch trail map — not a hard-to-read GPS map.† • Share your location on the mountain with friends, and see your friends' locations on the trail map.† • Record your runs and log vertical feet and distance. If you have an Apple Watch, record your runs as a workout and see your workout in the Health app. Display your tracks and replay your runs on the trail map. Email images to friends, post them to social media, or view them in Google Earth. Store your logs on iCloud and view them on all your devices. Send your logs to a leaderboard and compare vertical and distance with others at the resort.† • Find up-to-date information about the mountain, including snow conditions, weather, and webcam images. • Get up-to-the-minute lift status information. • Quickly find information about lessons and other programs and amenities. • Easily locate and contact key places at the resort with the built in directory. • Get the latest news from Smugglers' Notch via the resort's Twitter feed and Facebook posts. † Location and Logging services require a GPS-equipped device. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

WeChessUp is for the people in the room: the club player between rounds, the parent on the folding chair, the grandparent who drove, the coach with four kids in three sections. Watch a tournament live. Scan the QR code on the table tent and get the pairings, the standings, the wall chart and the entry list, updating by themselves as the round goes on. Tell the app who you are there for and the page becomes about them — their board, their result, their next round. It keeps working on bad venue wifi: the last thing your phone saw stays on screen with an honest note about how old it is. Follow a rated player. Add yourself, a club-mate or your child by name or US Chess ID and see the official record turned into something worth reading — a rating graph, every tournament with what it did to the rating, head-to-head records against every opponent ever faced, and the milestones that are easy to miss: the first time over 1200, the longest winning run, the strongest player beaten. No account is needed to watch a tournament. Adding a player asks for consent first and states exactly what is fetched, from where, and what removing them deletes. Player photos are private to the accounts that follow that player and never appear on a public page. WeChessUp reads the official US Chess Ratings API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by US Chess.