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Warn the public from the trail
A task or a structure can now warn trail users from where the crew is standing, and the field app's home screen counts what you are warning about. Plus points and infrastructure with more than one type, trail wetness and the full build estimate.
Read the articleOctober 2026
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Warn the public from the trail
A task or a structure can now warn trail users from where the crew is standing, and the field app's home screen counts what you are warning about. Plus points and infrastructure with more than one type, trail wetness and the full build estimate. ProductHow a phone in the field becomes a maintenance plan
A trail issue has a short shelf life. The work that gets done is whatever somebody remembered, not what mattered most. Here is how to close the gap between noticing and recording. Release notesCheck in at the trailhead
Workdays get a check-in code, every volunteer you have met lands on one page, and the year they gave you becomes a report for your board. Plus repeating checklists, report-app accounts and a faster Log hours.September 2026
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One account for every chapter
Umbrella accounts bring a whole association under one account, with an impact page and a one-page PDF built for funders. Plus volunteer hours you can stand behind, workdays apart from paid jobs, and tasks that say what they will take. Release notesBuild a bridge from what is already in the shed
Describe a crossing and get the stringers, the deck, the hardware, three drawings and a cut list — priced against your own timber. Plus machines, hours and service in inventory, and search that understands plain words. Release notesOne product, one look
Nearly every screen redrawn on a single design — the dashboard, the field app, and the app your trail users report through — plus an expense queue a manager can clear in one sitting. Release notesYou choose when the crew updates
The field app used to decide when to install a new version. Now nothing installs itself, every version is there the day it ships, and we choose when your crew is told. Release notesThe documentation is public, and updates are yours to take
Forty-two articles now readable with no account, nothing installs itself on a crew's phone any more, and trail conditions count the rain that actually fell. Release notesThe person who walked it beats the forecast
Trail inspections are five taps on a phone, and a recent walk now outranks the model in the trail-conditions engine. Plus an Overview you can plan a week from. Release notesYour home screen, your order
Arrange the field app home screen the way your crew works, get every planned trail offline without visiting it first, and keep a recorded line even when the upload fails. Release notesLend a trail without handing over the keys
Give another organization one trail — read-only, or with the maintenance — and take it back whenever you like. Plus workspaces shaped for trail builders, and proposals a client can read. Release notesDesign a trail before you walk it
Suggested lines that respect the grade you asked for, priced and rated as they arrive; section redraw, undo and compare on the phone; and contour, slope and aspect overlays on every map.Read it, then try it
The free plan is a real workspace, not a trial: your trails, your crew, the field app offline.