Click points to draw a stand boundary on desktop. On mobile, pan the map under the crosshair and tap Drop Point. Acreage calculates automatically.

Draw roads, streams, or property lines. Desktop uses tap/click vertices; mobile uses the center crosshair with Drop Point controls.

Drop a single marker on the map for reference points, gates, or landmarks.

Toggle edit mode to drag vertices and reshape existing features. Click Edit again to save changes.

Open GPS Capture, name the feature, and choose Point, Line, or Polygon. Use this to walk property boundaries, roads, ponds, streams, or landmark points directly from your device location.

Choose Every Fix, Distance, or Time logging. Distance mode is built for field mapping jobs like dropping a vertex every 15 or 30 feet while walking a tract line.

Pause one GPS feature, start another, then resume the original later. For example, you can pause a tract boundary, map a pond, and go right back to the boundary session.

The map shows your live blue-dot position, accuracy ring, and current GPS accuracy while you capture. Each GPS session keeps its latest accuracy for export.

Click the button or drag-and-drop .shp/.dbf files (or a .zip containing them) onto the map. Supports multiple shapefiles in one zip. Auto-reprojects from any CRS to WGS 84.

Export drawn features, GPS-captured points/lines/polygons, cruise points, and/or imported layers as a zipped shapefile bundle. GPS exports keep session attributes like feature name, capture source, logging method, and latest accuracy.

Save the tract, cruise points, imported layers, and GPS work into an offline pack, then load that pack back into the app later when you do not have service.

Open the Layers panel to manage imported shapefiles. Click any layer to expand style controls: outline color, fill color, fill opacity, and line weight. Each imported layer gets a unique auto-color.

Use the layer control (top-right corner) to switch between Streets, Satellite, Imagery Hybrid, and Topo basemaps. Toggle NC Parcels overlay on/off.

Open the Cruise Grid panel, check which polygons to grid, set chain spacing for columns (X) and rows (Y), and optionally set a bearing angle for rotated grids.

Click Generate to place numbered cruise plots inside the selected polygons. Points are clipped to polygon boundaries using ray-casting. Export them as a shapefile with PLOT_ID attributes.

Click "Export GeoPDF" from the export menu or mobile drawer.

Draw a rectangle on the map around the area you want to export. Zoom in/out to get the detail level you need.

Click "Export GeoPDF" in the toolbar to generate a portrait 8.5x11 PDF with georeferencing. Open in Avenza Maps on your phone to see your GPS position on top of the map in the field.

Uses your device GPS to show a blue dot with accuracy ring on the map, even when you are not actively logging a feature. Great for ground-truthing and checking current field position.

Removes all drawn features from the map. Does not affect imported shapefiles (use the Layers panel to remove those).