Frequently asked

Yes — both reading and writing. You download your sector before you leave, then set traps, record visits and log captures with no connection at all. Everything is written to the device as you enter it. On reconnect, every record uploads exactly once.

What you entered is already written down. The app does not hold anything in memory waiting for a sync: flat battery, force-quit, restart — the data is there when you come back.

Yes. If two devices edit the same trap offline, both versions are kept in that trap’s history, with who did what and when. Nothing is silently overwritten.

It pre-fills it from your profile and your captures. Sections A and C come from your profile, the species and quantities from your season. You produce the document, you keep it, you send it. Nothing is transmitted to any authority automatically.

Only captures made inside the UGAF of your registered trapline count. Captures in your other UGAFs appear in your statistics but not in the quota. The gauge is on the statistics screen.

Yes, by GPX file. The points and tracks you have built up over past seasons land on the map with nothing to retype.

In Canada. A copy stays on your device so the app works without a network. Your exact GPS coordinates and trap locations are never shared, even if you opt in to the wildlife research consent.

The free plan covers 20 traps, 10 signs and 5 points of interest, with captures, statistics and the journal. Pro is $44.99 a year, Commercial $79.99.

The season opens 18 October. A group of trappers is running the app on their own lines this autumn; write to us to join them. French first, on iOS and Android.

Quebec is the first territory covered in detail, because its regulations and UGAFs are specific to it. The rest of Canada follows — write to us if you trap elsewhere, it helps us set the order.