SlopeSignal Information

SlopeSignal is a network of on-mountain cameras for ski resorts: footage for guests, and a live tool for operations. We install cameras on your runs that stream to our network. Resorts watch live, so patrol can catch a collision and respond faster. Guests get a finished video of their run, automatically stitched and edited from every camera they pass, delivered through our app. This is not an analysis tool. Our founder is a snowboard instructor, so SlopeSignal is built to support the people on the mountain, not replace them. Instructors, patrol, and ops stay in every decision. We just give them better information. We handle all of it: designing the network, sourcing the cameras, setup, teardown, and the software that ties it together. The resort shows up and it's running. You left tracks. We left footage. Quick answers -Are you making the cameras? No. We're the contractor, not the manufacturer. We design the network, source the cameras, and build the software that connects it all. -Do you use our existing cameras? When they meet the spec, yes. We work with each resort to map out the best camera locations and recommend the right equipment for any new ones. How far we go on camera quality comes down to how much the resort prioritizes the footage. -Are you replacing staff with AI? No. AI is how we built the tool, not a way to cut headcount. Your team stays in every loop. -What does a pilot look like? This winter: beginner zones like a bunny hill, ski school and patrol only. Start small, prove it, expand. -Can you cover our race or event? Yes, that's a separate single-event install, with setup and teardown handled by us. -Who owns the footage? You do. It stays on the mountain, built in-house, never shared or sold, on our own network separate from your IT.