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NorwayLive Mapby NorwayLive

Live status on your own piste map.

Lift and slope status from the Fnugg report you already type, or from a phone at the lift hut. Your NorwayLive cameras and live stream on the map. Weather from MET Norway. One line of code on your website.

Try the live demoGet your map built

Built and run by NorwayLive, who run the live cameras at more than 20 Norwegian ski resorts.

10:40

Demo: a simulated Saturday in January. Not live status. Camera pictures are real and show their real age.

QR code for the demo status desk

Set status from your phone

Scan to try the status desk on your phone. Your changes show on the map above within seconds.

Open the status desk

Where guests see it

One status runs every screen, so the numbers never disagree and each one says when it was confirmed.

The map embedded on a resort website, with the summary board and the lift strip
On your website. One line of code, in the place your lift list sits today.
The base-area TV: the map beside the lift-hut board
On the TV in the base area. The map and the lift-hut board, with a QR code to take along.
The map on a phone after a QR scan, with the summary sheet under the painting
On a phone. After a scan at the lift.
The status strip along the bottom of the live stream
In your live stream. The same letters and lamps along the bottom of your NorwayLive stream.

Replaces your status page

Most resort pages carry a static map, a list of lifts somewhere else and camera pictures on a third page, each with its own date or none. NorwayLive Map puts all of it on your own map and says when each value was confirmed.

A typical resort page today: a static picture of the piste map, a list of lifts last updated in March, and a separate grid of camera pictures Lifts 0/18Updated 14 Mar Webcams
Today. A picture, a list and a page of cameras.
The status board: every lift in letter order with its lamp, and the slopes by grade
With NorwayLive Map. The status board, on your map: every lift in your letter order with its lamp, and the slopes by grade, each with the time it was confirmed.

How staff keep it right

  1. Open the status desk at the lift hut.
  2. Check each row.
  3. Publish. The map updates within a minute.
The status desk on a phone: one row per lift with Open, Opens and Closed, and Publish at the bottom
The status desk on a phone

Where status comes from

  • Already on Fnugg?

    Keep typing it. The map follows your Fnugg report every five minutes.

  • Not on Fnugg?

    Your lift hut sets status from a phone. One tap per lift, then publish.

  • Have your own system?

    Push status to our API or upload a CSV.

10 of 12 slopes

One status on your map, whichever way it comes in.

Your cameras, on the map

Every camera where it stands, pointing where it points. Each picture shows its age. One tap opens your live stream.

LIVE appears only while your stream is on air.

A camera card on the map: the picture, its age and Watch live

Fast and private

About 30 KB of code. No cookies, nothing stored on the visitor's device, no third-party requests until someone presses play.

Works in WordPress, Wix and any site that allows an iframe.

Questions

What does it cost?

It depends on the size of your map and whether you have NorwayLive cameras. Ask us for a price for your resort.

We have no time to set it up.

NorwayLive builds your map from your Fnugg data and your piste map before you sign in. Your part takes about 30 minutes: check the map, invite the lift hut and paste one line of code.

We already use Fnugg.

Keep doing exactly that. The map reads your Fnugg report every five minutes and credits Fnugg.

Our website runs on WordPress or Wix.

In WordPress, paste the map's address. In Wix and other systems, paste one line of code.

Who updates it at 7 in the morning?

Your Fnugg reporter, as today. Or the lift hut, from a phone: one tap per lift, then publish.

What about GDPR and cookies?

The map sets no cookies and stores nothing on the visitor's device. We count views on our own server without storing IP addresses.

The fixed words are in English. Our guests are Norwegian.

Lift names, notes and messages show exactly as your staff type them, in Norwegian. The fixed words are short, and every status also has its own shape and colour.

What if your server is down?

The map keeps the last status it had and says 'Status may be out of date' after 15 minutes. It never shows old status as current.

Who owns the piste map picture?

You do. You upload your own picture, or confirm the copy we start from, and nothing is published without you.

What if we want to leave?

You can download your status and its history as a CSV file at any time.

Get your map built

Contact NorwayLive through norwaylive.tv. Tell us your resort, and we build your map from your Fnugg data and your piste map before we meet.

Book 15 minutesGo to norwaylive.tv