App #1 · The crew's app TrailsIQ
For the people who look after the trails. Sign in with your workspace account and the map, the work and everything you file are in your pocket — including out where there is no signal.
Mobile apps — that work offline
Take TrailsIQ into the field
Two free apps — one for the crew that maintains your trails, one for the visitors who use them. Both work alongside any TrailsIQ workspace.
Two apps
One for your crew, one for your visitors
Both are free, both are on iOS and Android, and each is built for the person holding it — your crew out on the ground, and the visitors who use the trails they look after.
App #2 · The visitors' app TrailsIQ Go
For anyone who walks, rides or skis your trails. No account and nothing to set up: point at what you found, send it, carry on. It reaches whoever maintains that trail.
App #1 — TrailsIQ · for trail crews and operators
The same field tools, in your pocket
Turns any phone into a complete trail-management toolkit — the same field tools as the desktop dashboard, in your pocket, plus the few things only a phone can do. Free on every plan, including the free one — which covers 3 field workers, so a small crew costs nothing at all.
- Log maintenance on the spot Drop a GPS pin, snap photos, set type and priority — it is in the queue before you reach the trailhead.
- Record GPS trail tracks Walk or ride a new alignment and save it with elevation, distance and grade worked out for you.
- Catalog infrastructure Bridges, signs, kiosks, gates and counters, with photos and condition notes.
- Triage what visitors report Every public report lands here with its map, photo and location, ready to assign or close out.
- Take the network with you Map, terrain, photos and the work list, downloaded before you leave.
- Works offline Cached maps, local edits and queued uploads mean a dead-zone valley does not stop the workday.
App #2 — TrailsIQ Go · for trail visitors
A problem flagged in fifteen seconds
Most public report tools are a friction sandwich: download, sign up, sign in, fill out, give up. This one is anonymous by default and built around a single flow. A hiker, rider or skier picks the trail they are on, drops a pin, adds a photo, and files what they found — without losing trail flow.
- One-tap reporting Pick a trail, or let GPS pick the closest one, choose a category, snap a photo, submit.
- Anonymous by default No account, no password, nothing to unsubscribe from. A reporter can leave a name if they want your crew to know who spotted it — and the report counts either way.
- Photos carry their location Every report arrives with a precise position attached.
- Finds the right trail system Reports route to the organization that maintains that trail — a visitor never has to know who manages what.
- Follow an organization Get a push when a trail condition flips or a daily report is posted.
- Nothing goes live unreviewed Reports land in your moderation queue for a person on your team to approve or reject.
Ready to head out?
Create a free workspace, import your trails, and put the field app in your crew's hands this week.