Every feature, in one place.

• Australian map sources

  NSW DPIRD hunting maps and state forest boundaries, plus Victorian DEECA hunting areas, kept current from the source agencies.

• Topographic and satellite base maps

  Switch between an outdoors topographic style, high resolution satellite imagery, or a blank canvas when you only want your own layers.

• Offline regions

  Draw a box around where you are heading and download it. The map keeps working in the bottom of a gully with no bars.

• Your own maps as overlays

  Import a GeoPDF or GeoTIFF and it is georeferenced, tiled on device and drawn in the right place on the map.

• Curated premium layers

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  Public hunting layers for NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and New Zealand that we prepare and publish, added to any map and downloaded for offline use.

• Species views on hunting layers

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  Switch a public hunting layer between all areas, deer, wallaby or duck with one tap, and see which datasets the view hides.

• Custom map layers

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  Turn a KML, KMZ, GPX or GeoJSON into a reusable layer you can switch on over any map, on any device.

• Map and layer opacity

  Fade any imported map or layer over the one underneath. Pick a preset in the layers sheet to set how much of the base map shows through.

• 3D terrain and contours

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  Tilt the map into 3D and read the country properly. Contour lines, tracks, water and roads layer on top.

• UTM grid overlay

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  A proper map grid drawn over the top, so a grid reference on the map matches the one you read out.

• One search box

  Search your own waypoints, Australian place names and raw coordinates from the same field, then jump straight there.

• Readable overlay styling

  Imported and premium layers are styled for legibility on a map, not dumped on as raw shapes.

• Victoria

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  Source: DEECA Victoria

  Public land where licensed hunting is permitted, with the current closures and per-area conditions resolved from the official DEECA rules table.

  • Public land hunting areas with the rule codes for every species
  • Current hunting closures drawn on top
  • Per-area conditions in the tap-through details

  Switch the layer by species

  • Sambar deer
  • Other deer
  • Hog deer
  • Duck
  • Stubble quail
  • Pest animals

• New South Wales

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  Source: Forestry Corporation of NSW and NSW DPIRD

  Public land hunting in New South Wales in one layer, from the dedicated State Forests down to the exclusion zones inside them.

  • Dedicated State Forest boundaries
  • Crown leases inside them where access may be restricted
  • Forests currently closed to licensed hunting
  • Declared hunting exclusion zones drawn on top

• Tasmania

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  Source: Game Services Tasmania, Parks and Wildlife Service and Sustainable Timber Tasmania

  Reserve, Crown land and forestry hunting areas across Tasmania in one layer, with the no-hunting zones shown on top.

  • Designated reserve and Crown land deer hunting areas
  • Parks and Wildlife Service wallaby and duck hunting zones
  • Access and exclusion zones where hunting is not allowed
  • Sustainable Timber Tasmania recreational hunting areas, with their expiry dates

  Switch the layer by species

  • All areas
  • Deer
  • Wallaby
  • Duck

• New Zealand

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  Source: Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai

  Three layers covering New Zealand public land: where hunting is permitted, restricted or prohibited, the DOC track network, and every hut and bivvy.

  • DOC hunting areas with their permit status and conditions
  • The official recreation and access track network, with each track's class
  • Huts and bivvies with booking, facility and alert details

Layers show the official designation only. Licences, permits, bookings and written permission still apply, and closures change. Check the agency's current conditions before you hunt.

• Waypoints built for hunting

  Camp, vehicle, glassing points, water, creek crossings, shot taken, target areas, rubs and wallows. Not generic pins.

• Australian species tags

  Deer, pig, goat, fox, rabbit, dog and more, so a season of sign actually tells you something later.

• Icon and colour picker

  Hundreds of markers grouped by activity, including Australian hunting symbols like kangaroo, wallaby, emu, kill site and blood trail, with a full colour palette. Save the ones you use most as favourites.

• Names on the map

  Show waypoint names as labels beside their markers, so you can tell two glassing points apart without tapping either.

• Photos on a waypoint

  Attach photos to a pin so a set of coordinates becomes the rub tree, the gate, the crossing you actually remember.

• Video attachments

  Record a short clip against a waypoint. Useful for access notes, gates and anything hard to describe in text.

• Collections

  Group waypoints and tracks into collections per property, per season or per trip, and toggle them on and off the map. A waypoint can sit in more than one collection.

• Folders

  Sort maps and collections into folders once the list gets long. Folders follow you to every device.

• Per-collection styling

  Set a colour and icon for a whole collection and every waypoint inside it follows, unless you override one.

• Quick sighting log

  Log a sighting in a couple of taps without breaking off what you are doing.

• Recycle bin

  Deleted something you needed? It sits in the bin for 14 days and restores with one tap.

• GPS track recording

  Live breadcrumb trail with distance, duration and pace, running in the background while your phone is in your pocket.

• Live stats on the lock screen

  On iPhone a recording shows distance and time on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can check it without unlocking.

• Clean, accurate lines

  GPS noise is filtered as you record, so a walked line looks like the walk instead of a scribble.

• Trip history

  Every recorded trip is kept, with stats, every recorded point and a map you can pull back up next season.

• Hunt trail review

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  Replay a hunt against the waypoints you dropped along the way and keep what was worth keeping.

• Tracks in and out

  Import tracks from Google Earth or a handheld unit, and send yours back out in the same formats.

• GPX, KML, KMZ and GeoJSON import

  Bring waypoints, tracks and boundaries across from Google Earth, OnX, Gaia, a handheld GPS or a mate.

• GeoPDF and GeoTIFF import

  Drop in a scanned or agency-issued map sheet. It is georeferenced and laid over the live map in the correct position.

• CSV import

  Got a spreadsheet of coordinates? Map the columns yourself and import them as waypoints.

• You choose where it lands

  Every import asks whether it becomes waypoints, a collection, a map overlay or a reusable layer. Nothing is dumped in a default bucket.

• Free KMZ export

  Export any collection or waypoint set to KMZ at no cost. Your data is never held hostage.

• GPX, KML and GeoJSON export

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  Export in the format the other tool wants, including bulk export of a whole collection.

• Plan a hunt

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  Set the dates, pick the map and the area, invite who is coming, and it is waiting on every device.

• Zones

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  Draw a block on the map to mark a property, a stalking area or ground you want to stay out of.

• Range rings

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  Drop a ring at a set distance from a point to check your shooting envelope and safe backstops.

• Elevation profile

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  Draw a line and see the climb. Work out whether that spur is a walk or a punish before you commit.

• Line of sight

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  Check whether you can actually see that clearing from that knoll, with observer and target heights accounted for.

• Measure

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  Quick distances and areas along any line you draw on the map.

• Weather on the map

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  Forecast and wind for where you are actually going, read against the terrain rather than a suburb name.

• Gear checklists

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  Reusable packing lists you tick off as you pack, attached to a hunt and available offline.

• Rifles & load data

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  Every rifle and the loads worked up for it: bullet, powder charge, primer, brass, velocity, group, zero and a DOPE table, synced between the app and the web.

• Start and end a hunt

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  Mark a hunt as under way and everything you record gets tied to it. Your group can see who is out.

• Harvest and hunt gallery

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  Keep the photos from a trip with the hunt itself, and choose whether the group sees them.

• Hunting groups

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  Create a group and invite your mates. The organiser needs Plus; everyone they invite joins for free.

• Email and link invites

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  Send an invite by email or share a join link. New members land straight in the group after signing up, for free.

• Group chat

  A chat per group and per hunt, with replies, reactions, voice messages, editing, images and muting. Works on the phone and in the browser.

• Direct and ad-hoc chats

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  Message one person directly, or spin up a side chat with a few people from your groups.

• Share waypoints and tracks

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  Send a camp location, a glassing point or a whole track into a chat. They can save it straight to their map.

• Live location during a hunt

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  Opt in for the duration of a hunt so your group can see where everyone is. Off by default, and it stops when the hunt ends.

• Hunt RSVPs

  Say whether you are in. The group sees the numbers before anyone loads the ute.

• Shared planning

  The hunt organiser's planning work flows to everyone attending, read-only, so nobody is working off a screenshot.

• Offline first, properly

  Everything is written to your phone first and synced when there is signal. The app does not go blank when the bars do.

• Field Lock Mode

  Pocket safe and glove friendly. The map keeps running all day without phantom touches or accidental pins, and you can keep the screen awake while you navigate.

• Spoken navigation

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  Bearing and distance to your target read out loud, so you can keep your eyes on the country instead of the screen.

• Compass and heading bar

  A persistent heading strip with your bearing to the active target, readable at a glance.

• Every coordinate format

  Decimal degrees, DDM, DMS, UTM, MGRS and six-figure grid references. Pick one and the whole app speaks it.

• Metric or imperial

  Distances, elevations, speeds, areas, weather and spoken navigation follow your device region, or pick either in settings.

• Landscape mode

  Turn the phone sideways on the ute bonnet and the controls move to a side rail instead of squashing the map.

• Notifications and inbox

  Push alerts for invites, hunts starting and group activity, reminders before a hunt, and an inbox so nothing is missed.

• Support from inside the app

  Message the people who build the app from the More screen and get an answer in the same chat. No email thread needed.

• Licences in your pocket

  Store your R-Licence and other state hunting licences in the app, with expiry dates you can see coming.

• Organised documents

  Permits, written permissions and property letters sorted into folders and searchable offline.

• Scan a document

  Photograph a paper permit with the built-in scanner and it is stored, cropped and readable without signal.

• Cloud backup across devices

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  Sign in once and your maps, waypoints, tracks, licences and settings back up and sync to every device. Lose the phone and nothing is lost.

• End-to-end encrypted sync

  Your waypoints, tracks and licences are encrypted on your device before they are ever sent. We hold the ciphertext and nothing else.

• Your spots stay yours

  Nothing is shared with your group, or anyone else, unless you explicitly share it.

• Take your data with you

  Free KMZ export of everything you have created. No lock-in, no ransom on your own pins.

• Australian made and run

  Built in Australia for Australian conditions, rules and species, by people who hunt here.

• Full map editor in the browser

  Draw, edit and organise waypoints, tracks and collections on a big screen with a mouse, then sync it to your phone.

• Tracks on the web

  Rename and restyle recorded tracks, file them into collections and inspect every recorded point in a table.

• Plan hunts at the desk

  Set up hunts, invite the group and lay out the plan the night before, without squinting at a phone.

• Manage your layers

  Import, preview and organise your custom and premium layers in the browser, then switch them on in the app.

• Offline areas from the desk

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  Draw the country you are hunting on the big screen and the base map is downloaded and waiting on your phone before you lose signal.

• Scan to sign in

  Scan a code on the website to sign the phone in. No typing a long password on a small keyboard.