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About Nivocheck 1.0

The Nivocheck 1.0 is a tool to estimate the local avalanche danger level according to Werner Munter method. It enables a clear procedure to analyse the local situation in the areas where no official avalanche bulletin is available as well in cases when an official avalanche bulletin is not published yet. Various reduction methods are provided as practical decision-making aids. The Nivocheck 1.0 is intended to be used by mountain guides and experienced mountaineers. In the first part, criteria for snow cover formation undergo estimation. The second part questions are to estimate the danger level. Both parts together result into the overall local avalanche danger level. The resulting avalanche danger level can be combined with elementary, quick check ("beermat") or professional reduction method (ERM / Beermat / PRM) and used as a decision framework.

What’s new

Version 1.7.6 · Updated February 2, 2026

- Added additional information to questions 3, 6, 8, 9, and 10 - Minor changes on the “Risk” page

App privacy

The developer, Campus IT Consulting GmbH, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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