You mean livetrack ? 

https://support.garmin.com/en-SG/?faq=HbqxxbiBGA3mDhlLX4GUw8 

No Mapshare on Garmin Explore web and app, using a Garmin GPSMap 67

Thanks for responding though

Live track i associate with my Garmin Edge 1030 and for use while cycling, iot requires mobile signal and Mapshare is satellite devices

bdark said:

No Mapshare on Garmin Explore web and app, using a Garmin GPSMap 67

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=siEmAgqxmNAQeSHUxOVtaA&productID=639433&tab=topics 

Thanks. I seem to get a bit lost in the library with tracks, routes and courses and which does what and which type goes onto the map to show the route, either on mapshare or on the device itself and which get used on a "route" to follow on the device! Have to say the cycling ones are so much simpler.

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=v0rJAHy2hq3prHjRlxdRw5 

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=ZY8vOwxq106cRyPSpiVbQ7 

bdark said:

I seem to get a bit lost in the library with tracks, routes and courses and which does what

What are Tracks, Routes, Waypoints, Activities, and Courses on Garmin Outdoor Handhelds?

https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=uJZh4J9rF20RVCRNfCtXV9&productID=765374&searchQuery=routes%20tracks&tab=topics 

I hope this support article has been of some help to you. Sorry for being so short. I had something to do on the side.

A little history....routes come from automotive GPS world, courses come from fitness watch GPS world, and tracks come from exploration GPS world. In the last few years, Garmin has been placing all of these features on a single device, which is good to have if you need them, but confusing if you don't.

More confusing is that historically, when a person planned a trip, that was called a route and the recorded data from the trip was called a track. However, automotive GPS's also use the term route. The route icon on the Explore web refers to the older route terminology. 

First you have to have your planned trip (route, course or track) in your library and assigned to a collection (if desired). It should show up on your map page.

Then, go to Social tab on Explore web, ensure Mapshare "switch" is turned on. You should see a link that you setup when you were first setting up the website. Click the link and you should see your Map, which is what your intended audience will see.