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Going out stalking Team features on Paid

Stalk safely. The team knows you’re out.

Before you set off, pick your beats and say when you’ll be back. Two taps. If you’re not back in time, the owner and admins are told.

Going out stalking: choosing beats and a time to be back
The beat being stalked, shaded on the map

Going out

Built for stalking alone

Most stalking is done on your own, often out of signal. This is the safety net.

  • Pick your beats

    Choose where you’ll be and add a note, like which high seat you’re in.

  • Say when you’ll be back

    One hour, two, until midnight or a time you set.

  • Show your team where you are

    Your beat is shaded on everyone’s map while you’re out, so nobody else stalks it by mistake.

  • Late back? Admins are alerted

    If you haven’t marked yourself back, the owner and admins get a notification.

    Paid
The countdown on an iPhone lock screen

Lock screen

Countdown on your lock screen

See how long you have left, and which beat you’re on, without opening the app.

  • Warned if a beat is closedNo-go zones for felling or livestock show before you set off.
  • Extend with one tapRunning late? Add an hour.
  • Mark yourself backOne tap when you’re home.

Questions

About going out stalking

Does it need phone signal?

No. Going out is saved on your phone and sent as soon as there’s signal, and the countdown runs without it. Admins can only be alerted once it has reached them.

Who is alerted if I’m late?

The ground’s owner and admins, by notification on their phones.

Built by deer stalkers, for deer stalkers

Free for one person and one ground. Paid is £19.99 a year for up to three grounds and 20 people, and everyone you invite joins free.