Avalanche terrain
A partner is another read on the snow, a search if a beacon starts beeping, and someone who can go for help.
Launching soonNever ride
Never ride
alone.
Find a partner for your next line: ski touring, speedriding, surf, kite and more. The mountain and the ocean don’t care how good you are.
50% off for early members
Match found
Léa, Chamonix
Ski touring · 14–16 Jan
The line is safer with two.
High-risk sports go wrong in ordinary ways: a slab you didn’t read, a rip you didn’t see, a knee that quits an hour from the road. A second person is the simplest safety system there is.
Water and wind
Rip currents, offshore flow, a kite that doesn’t relaunch. Someone on the beach changes what happens next.
A long way out
A twisted knee at the end of a valley is a different problem when someone you trust knows the plan and the time you said you’d be back.
44%
of US avalanche deaths were people alone, or too far from a partner to help.
Lees & Staples, Utah Avalanche Center, The Avalanche Review 36.4 (2018).
43 of 78
drowning deaths in New Zealand in 2025 were people who were by themselves.
Water Safety New Zealand, 2025.
Under 1 in 5
people caught in a mountaineering accident in Japan in 2025 had filed a climbing plan.
National Police Agency of Japan, 2025.
How it works
Three steps. One partner.
Pick your sport, set your dates and spot, and see who’s heading out in the same area at the same time.
Preview of the app. Still in development.
Whatever your line,
find your second.
Tarifa, Spain
Levante is in. Who’s on the water?
Strong wind and a crowded launch. Pair up so someone knows your kite, your downwind and when you’re done.
Levante · 25 kn
Sofia A.
2 km
Kitesurf, advanced
6–9 JulTeam upLukas M.
5 km
Kitesurf, expert
5–8 JulTeam upNina V.
8 km
Kitesurf, solid
7–10 JulTeam up
Demo preview. These people aren’t real members.
Trust is part of the line.
2oL is a way to find a person. The community stays useful only if you can tell who you’re meeting and someone else knows the plan.
01
Sport and level on the profile
You see what someone rides and the level they say they’re at before you agree to go.
02
A review after the session
When you’re back, you can say how it went. That’s how the community stays accountable.
03
Share the plan with a contact
Send where you’re going, who you’re with and when you expect to be done — to someone who isn’t on the hill.
2oL helps you find a partner. It doesn’t replace training, proper equipment or local safety knowledge.
Before you get on the list.
There isn’t a public date. 2oL is in development. If you join the waitlist, you’ll get one email when it’s live.
Early access
Be one of the first.
Join the waitlist. We’ll email you when 2oL launches, and you’ll get 50% off your first year.