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A single digital experience across the world’s largest ski areas

  • Compagnie des Alpes
  • Retail & Leisure
  • Product ID
  • Design system
  • 2022 → 2025
Une cabine du téléphérique de Val d’Isère franchit une crête enneigée sous un ciel clair

How do you offer a unified digital experience across a group while respecting the identity of each resort? A white-label application, able to set strong invariants while letting every resort express its own world.

Deux skieurs face aux sommets, sur l’écran d’accueil du forfait dématérialisé de Serre Chevalier

Video CDA.001 - Serre Chevalier

Serre Chevalier, the ski pass gone digital

01.The challenge

Unify without flattening

La terrasse de la télécabine de Solaise, skieurs en file devant les remontées

Compagnie des Alpes runs several resorts with strong identities, varied positioning and specific local organisations. While the functional needs are largely shared, the experience lived on the mountain remains deeply singular.

We designed applications built on a white-label design system and a shared art direction. That platform lets us roll the experience out to new resorts season after season - Paradiski, Val d’Isère, Serre Chevalier, Grand Massif, Pralognan, Les 3 Vallées - keeping an overall consistency while heightening what makes each destination stir something.

Un téléphone affiche le suivi d’une descente, tracé sur le plan des pistes
Un téléphone affiche l’écran Pass Premium de l’application du domaine

02.The product approach

Design an experience platform from the field up.

Six applications de stations côte à côte, chacune à ses couleurs et à son logo

03.The method

Our approach: design as a tool for understanding, structuring and accelerating.

  • 001.

    Continuous discovery

    Understanding the reality on the ground so the right experience is designed from the start, then made to evolve season after season.

  • 002.

    A white-label platform

    Setting the invariants once and for all — journeys, components, art direction — so that each resort only has to decide what sets it apart.

  • 003.

    Delivery paced by the season

    Opening every winter with one more resort, folding into the platform whatever the previous one taught us.

Un assemblage d’écrans de l’application posés sur un fond uni

Six applications, thirteen Alpine resorts, one shared experience platform: a new destination plugs into it within a season, with its own world and without starting from a blank page. Passes are bought and topped up from the phone, and half the skiers reopen the app every day of their stay.

04.Our impact

  • 6

    apps, 13 resorts in the Alps, unified by one experience foundation.

  • 2.2M

    users since the 2022 / 2023 season.

  • 50%

    of users come back to the app every day during their stay.

“Our eleven ski areas finally speak with one voice, and each resort keeps what makes it different.”
Anthony LathièreDigital director — Compagnie des Alpes

Other projects

L’écran d’accueil de Brut.Radar sur un moniteur, devant une grille sombre semée de carrés rouges et les anneaux d’un radar
L’application de la station sur un téléphone, devant un skieur dans la poudreuse