RangeRings: Field Distances

RangeRings draws rings at true distance around your range, on satellite imagery, so you know how far it is to every tree, trail and feeder before anything steps out.

RINGS
Five rings, every 10 yards, to start. Drag a ring and the whole set follows, snapping to round steps. Yards, meters or feet. Pick the color, a softer shade on every other ring, or dashes.

MEASURE
Touch and hold the map, slide to Measure, and tap two points: one dotted line and one reading, such as 51 yd · SSW. Its ends click onto your range's center and your marks.

MARKS
Mark a feeder, a scrape, a stand or an animal with an emoji. Each mark shows its distance and bearing from the center, and reads again when the center moves or the units change. Add photos to any mark.

MOVEMENT
Draw how an animal moved with one finger. The path straightens into legs with an arrowhead and its direction and length. Or describe it in your own words and see it drawn.

RANGES
Keep every place you hunt as its own range, each with its own rings, marks and photos. Show other ranges faintly beside the open one, archive the ones you're done with, and draw a live line back to any range from where you stand.

LANES AND RESTRICTED AREAS
Draw lanes out from the center, and outline restricted areas such as a house or a road. Where a lane crosses one, the overlap is drawn in deeper red.

HARVESTS
Log a harvest from its photos and it's marked where the photo was taken. Add who harvested it and who was with them. The Hunts tab keeps every harvest by season, with a page for each person.

SHARING
Send a range or a harvest as a file, with its exact location and, if you choose, its photos. Share a clean picture of the map, or a card with a harvest's photo, species and distance.

ALWAYS IN VIEW
The Global Positioning System (GPS) accuracy sits at the foot of the map, and a change you didn't mean takes one tap of Undo.

RangeRings needs no account. Made by Worktree Labs LLC. Questions: https://rangerings.app/support