Thank you so much.
FjordSpot is built on the shoulders of people who shared their time, their knowledge and honest feedback — and on open Norwegian data. Here are some of them.
No one builds anything good alone. Every test, every tip from the dock and every bug we weeded out has made FjordSpot a little sharper.
Endre Hopland
For lending us the real photos from the sea — generously shared from Fisk og rask — and for countless trips out on the fjord.
Magnar Ulvatn
For all the trips, the chats and the patience when an idea had to be tested "just one more time".
Lars Christian Holte
For a database of over 4,500 catches — species by species, date by date. The foundation that now lets us start building season and timing into FjordSpot.
Sakke Yrjölä
For the beautiful species illustrations — scientific watercolours of Scandinavian fish species, via Vire Design. They give FjordSpot soul and warmth.
Reidun Tangen
For your patience with a man who always says “just one more trip” — even when you have understandably had enough of fishing talk and screen time. Thank you for putting up with it. I love you.
Thanks to the data sources
- KartverketBathymetry / depth data that makes the depth map and the HSI model possible.
- Tides & currentsOfficial tidal data from Kartverket, updated continuously.
- Weather & temperatureWeather forecasts and current conditions from the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, woven into the habitat calculation.
Open data is a gift to small teams like ours. A huge thank you to everyone who makes Norwegian environmental data freely available.
Come along for the ride
Try FjordSpot on the web — create an account and we’ll let you know when the app launches. Your feedback shapes what comes next.