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What we shipped, and why
Release notes and product writing. Everything here is something you can go and use — no roadmaps, and no announcements about announcements.
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Written for the people who use it — trail crews, volunteer coordinators, builders — rather than for somebody evaluating software.
Release notes
The 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.
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The 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.
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Release notes
Your 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.
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Lend 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.
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Design 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.
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Read it, then try it
The free plan is a real workspace, not a trial: your trails, your crew, the field app offline.