About us

Saurosoft Webcams is an independent portal that collects live webcams from around the world and organises them by continent, country, region and place. The archive currently holds 2622 published webcams across 75 countries, and it grows every day.

Where we come from

The site grew out of the historical saurosoft.it, which had published webcams from Trentino (northern Italy) since the early 2000s. In September 2026 it was rebuilt from scratch as a worldwide portal, with a new architecture, Italian/English localisation and full geographic navigation. Italy is still the most covered country, but it is one among many.

How we choose webcams

Every webcam enters the archive through editorial selection: we pick places of scenic or touristic interest, verify that the webcam is public and working, and describe it by hand before publishing it.

We do not re-embed video streams when the operator's terms do not allow it: in those cases we show the refreshing still frame and link back to the original page. Every entry names its source and links to the site of whoever runs the camera.

Monitoring and upkeep

A monitoring system checks every webcam regularly. When a link stops working we try to recover it automatically for a few days; if the frame stays identical for more than a week the webcam is flagged as stalled and, if it does not come back, removed from the archive.

What each entry shows

Besides the live image, every webcam page shows the local weather forecast, the precipitation radar, a map and the other webcams nearby. Visitors can leave a comment (moderated before publication).

Who is behind it

Saurosoft Webcams is a project by Photopix di Sauro Domenico — Via Filzi 7, 38060 Nomi (TN), Italy. VAT IT02467780223. For enquiries see the Contact page.

Reporting or correcting a webcam

Anyone can report a new webcam or flag a link that no longer works. If you run a webcam and do not want it in the archive, write to us and we will remove it.