QGIS survey bundle
Separate point layers for areas, plots, flora, fauna, threats, water, geosites and photo points. Possible/unsure heritage concerns are a non-spatial CSV; only clearly historic features can have GPS/photos when permitted.
Choose the active project before collecting records. Its field visits, mapped areas and QGIS exports stay grouped together.
Invite named people, sign in, and sync this project’s field records.
Preparing secure sign-in…
Open the email link on this device. Project access is granted only to the email invited by the project owner.
The app will save their role and email them a secure sign-in link. They will not need ChatGPT or a separate app-site invitation.
Offline work is saved on each device and syncs when it reconnects. Removing a teammate blocks future access and sync, but cannot erase a copy already saved on their device.
Manage multiple field assessment projects, record GPS-tagged observations, notes and photos, and return for repeat monitoring visits. Forms, GPS capture, saved records and boundary editing work offline after the first load. Shared projects sync when you reconnect. The optional online basemap needs a connection.
Choose a record type, capture your location, then add notes or a photo.
Saved on this device; shared projects sync when online.
Compare repeat visits in this project. Summaries describe saved records; they do not replace a statistical analysis.
| Visit | Records | Plots | Mean native ground cover | Mean bare ground | Mean seedlings | Rabbit / salt / erosion observations |
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Offline edits that need a person to review them stay visible here.
Restore a locally retained record or map layer before it is permanently removed from device storage.
Synced changes show who changed an item, when, and which fields changed. Field values and photos are not duplicated here.
Draw a project area offline. It syncs with a shared project when online and exports as GeoJSON for QGIS.
© OpenStreetMap contributors · Online map tiles require an internet connection. No offline map-tile download is provided.
When drawing, tap or click the map to add corners, or walk to each corner and tap “Add GPS point.” Three or more points are required. A drawn area is approximate; GPS accuracy depends on your device and conditions. Export a backup after fieldwork.
Map layers and saved GPS records follow the selected project.
Records and map layers stay on this device until a project is shared. Shared project data syncs when the device reconnects. Export a backup regularly.
Download QGIS outputs and a restorable project backup after fieldwork.
Separate point layers for areas, plots, flora, fauna, threats, water, geosites and photo points. Possible/unsure heritage concerns are a non-spatial CSV; only clearly historic features can have GPS/photos when permitted.
A plain CSV table for reviewing all records in a spreadsheet. Photo paths are listed by record ID.
Includes this project’s repeat visits, records, map layers, deleted-item recovery copies and locally available photos.
Restoring replaces matching items in the active project. For a shared project, only its owner can restore the backup.
photos folder beside the GeoJSON files. The photo_index.csv maps photos to record IDs.heritage_concerns.csv as a non-spatial table; it intentionally does not map possible/unsure cultural heritage concerns.The bundle includes a README with the same instructions. Exporting does not delete records from this device.
GPS needs phone location services and browser permission. A poor satellite view or phone GPS can make the position less accurate; the app records the reported accuracy when available.