Endurance ID
One account.
The whole family.
Endurance ID is the single sign-in behind everything we build. Make it once, and you're already known on every platform here — including the ones that don't exist yet.
accounts.endurance.center
Why we bothered
Nobody needs another password.
We kept building things. A ski site, then a coaching platform, then a conditions app, then a place to keep results. Every one of them wanted a login, and every one of them would have asked you for a new one — a new email confirmation, a new profile to fill in, a new thing to forget.
That's the moment most companies shrug at. We didn't want to, because the person on the other side of all seven of those logins is the same person: someone who skis, or runs, or is just trying to move a bit more this year. So we built the door first and hung the rooms off it.
Endurance ID is that door. One account, made once, that works everywhere in the family — and that keeps working as the family grows.
What it opens
The same you, wherever you turn up.
FasterSkier
Your comments, your saved reading, and your Voluntary Subscriber support — attached to you, not to a cookie that expires.
Soren
Your training, your coach, your team. The same you whether you're the athlete or the one writing the plan.
Snow Scout
The trails you follow, the alerts you want, and the conditions reports you file for everyone else.
Pace44
Your race history, claimed. Every result with your name on it, gathered in one place and yours to point at.
MEM Health
Your daily few minutes, your progress, and a streak that survives changing your phone.
MYAD sits behind the same door for the partners who advertise with us, and Ski Center will when it opens. Same account, no new sign-up.
The part we're actually excited about.
A shared login is the boring half. The interesting half is what happens once the platforms can recognize the same person.
You go for a walk and log it on Soren. Later you play your five minutes on MEM Health. Because both of them know it's you, both of them know you showed up today — and neither one has to ask. Your race on Pace44 can sit next to the training block on Soren that got you there. A conditions report you file on Snow Scout can carry your name on FasterSkier, if you want it to.
That's not convenience. That's the whole thing finally behaving like one place instead of seven.
It's yours, not ours.
An account that follows you around is only a good idea if you trust the people holding it. So, plainly:
- Private by default — nothing about you shows up on a public page unless you put it there.
- One password to remember, not seven. Or none at all: a link in your inbox signs you in.
- Cookieless advertising by design. What we sell partners is an audience worth reaching, never you.
- Leave whenever. It's your account, and taking it with you was the point.
Where it stands today
Being built in the open.
Endurance ID went live in the summer of 2026, and you can make one right now. The platforms are moving onto it one at a time rather than all at once — carefully, because the only thing worse than another password is a broken login.
So you'll see this get better in real time: a platform joins, then another, and one morning the thing you did on one of them shows up on the other without you doing anything. We'd rather tell you that honestly than pretend it's all finished.
Come along for it. It's more fun with people in it.
Make one. It takes a minute.
It's free. Your Endurance ID is how you join the family — not something we sell you.