Features
Every rail, box, jump and pipe, with its size and status.
What it does
- A catalog of features with type, size and status
- Park areas, such as a beginner line and the main line
- Features closed in one place show as closed on the map
Terrain park software: every feature, where it is, and whether it passed.
A catalog of your rails, boxes, jumps and pipes, a map of where each one sits today, pins dropped from the park crew's phones, and daily inspections that change a feature's status everywhere.
The park changes every week. The record shouldn't be a whiteboard.
Features move, get rebuilt and get closed. When the layout lives on a whiteboard and inspections on a clipboard, nobody can say what was open on a given day. Verdynt/OS keeps each day's layout and each inspection as a record.
A whiteboard map of the parkInspection sheets on a clipboardGuessing where a feature sat last monthCalling the base to say a rail is closed
The park, day by day.
Terrain park works on its own, and with Lifts and trails for the rest of the mountain's status.
The daily map
Where each feature sits today, placed from the snow.
Past days are a record that only a manager can change.
What it does
- Drop a pin from your phone: it waits for a good GPS fix and shows how close it is
- Drag a pin into place, or tap the map
- Walk the park: drop one feature after another as you reach each one
- Start from an earlier day's layout instead of placing everything again
- Each pin shows whether it was placed by GPS, by hand or copied
Inspections
A failed check closes the feature everywhere.
What it does
- Daily inspections of each feature from a phone
- A problem needs a note, and sets the feature's status everywhere
- Who inspected what, and when, kept with the day
Built for the park crew in gloves.
In the park
Phones place and inspect features, with large buttons and the GPS fix shown as you go.
In the office
The day's map and every inspection, for the park manager and the risk manager.
On the radio
A closed feature shows as closed for everyone who opens the park map.
After the season
Each day's layout and inspections stay on record.
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Questions park managers ask.
How accurate is the GPS pin?
As accurate as the phone can manage where you stand. The screen shows the accuracy in feet as it improves and drops the pin once the fix is good, or you can drop it straight away and drag it into place.
Do we have to place every feature every day?
No. Start from an earlier day's layout and move only what changed.
What happens when a feature fails inspection?
The inspector adds a note, and the feature's status changes everywhere it shows, so nobody opens it by mistake.
Can someone change a past day's record?
Only a manager. Past days are kept as a record of what was in the park and what was checked.
Does it need an app from the app store?
No. It runs in the phone's web browser, with nothing to install.
The rest of the mountain, on the same login.
Each part of Verdynt/OS is its own app. Turn on the ones you run, and your crew only sees those.
See a park laid out from a phone.
In 20 minutes we'll place a day's features, copy yesterday's layout and fail an inspection.