App for foresters and forest managers
In the forest you see where you stand, what grows there and how much timber it holds. Parcel, trees, stumps and felled timber are recorded right on your phone.
In the forest you need answers at once
Paper maps, notebooks and retyping slow you down. And when timber is stolen or in a dispute, the evidence is missing.
- on site you do not know which parcel and stand you are in,
- standing trees and stands are measured on paper and retyped later,
- fresh stumps must be documented with a position, photos and a damage estimate,
- felled timber has to be measured and recorded.
Features you will use
Frequently asked questions
Does the forest atlas work in my country?
It shows cadastral parcel numbers from state maps in 24 countries. Which other data (stand, age, growing stock) you see depends on the country and on what the state publishes.
Can I measure standing trees without signal?
Yes. Tree and stump records work fully offline and the data is sent once you have signal again.
What does the timber theft report contain?
The position of every stump with its accuracy, two perpendicular diameters and an estimated volume, the owner, manager, time, reporter, damage estimate and photos.
