Active trip tracking
During an active outing, the app records position, status, and last successful upload, with weak-coverage tolerance.
Safer outings - never completely alone
Ferdasvenn supports people outdoors with active tracking, emergency mode, and controlled links for emergency contacts, family, or operators.
During an active outing, the app records position, status, and last successful upload, with weak-coverage tolerance.
SOS uses a press-and-hold activation, prioritizes location updates, and makes coordinates easy to read.
Emergency contacts and operators only get access through time-bounded links and approved sharing modes.
Why Ferdasvenn
Norwegian weather, sea, mountains, and mobile coverage can turn a simple outing quickly. Ferdasvenn makes common safety advice actionable: someone knows where you went, can see the latest trail, and gets help assessing the situation before critical resources are used.
Plan outing type, start point, expected return, equipment, and weather assessment so both participant and contact share the same picture.
Share location in a controlled way with a chosen contact, operator, or party so people can find each other in fog, bad weather, or weak coverage.
SOS, trail history, battery status, vessel data, and clear escalation steps help the contact explain the situation precisely.
Ferdasvenn turns the advice to inform someone into a concrete flow: a secure link, latest position, trail history, and a call script for emergency services.
Boat rentals and activity hosts can connect guests to a trip period, vessel, base location, and safety information without building their own response system.
The app can help people prepare for Norwegian conditions with weather checks, packing guidance, safety advice, and clear route information.
The trail shows where a person or vessel was, when SOS was activated, and whether movement continued afterward until contact was lost.
The emergency contact is guided to attempt contact, separate technical trouble from danger, and then involve the right help when needed.
Users can follow route plans, see terrain context, and record distance, duration, elevation profile, and later training data such as energy use.
Ferdasvenn is built for outings where weather, coverage, local knowledge, and fast location sharing can turn uncertainty into action.
Rental hosts and activity operators get a practical tool for guests, vessels, safety rules, tracking links, and incidents.
When you receive a tracking link
The tracking page only shows the level of access granted by the person on the outing. Emergency-only links can stay locked until SOS, while live tracking can show latest position, breadcrumbs, and status.
A link can show who invited you and what kind of access you are being asked to accept.
During an active emergency, coordinates, last known position, and practical action options are prioritized.
Access can be revoked, expire when the trip ends, or close after the safety window has passed.
Ferdasvenn is a safety aid, not a replacement for emergency services, seamanship, local knowledge, or responsible trip planning.