ArcGIS QuickCapture

ArcGIS QuickCapture

The rapid GIS data capture app

35 ratings
10 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 28, 2019
  • April 21, 2026

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This app enables rapid collection of field observations, allowing users to record GIS points and attributes efficiently. It's designed for collecting data quickly from a moving vehicle or during surveys.

Rapid field observation collection
Record GIS points and attributes
Data capture at-speed
Use while moving
Scouting and survey support
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What's New in ArcGIS QuickCapture

1.25.16

April 21, 2026

• A bug was fixed in which records could not be sent to ArcGIS Enterprise because of duplicate records. • A bug was fixed in which records could not be sent to layers that did not have attachments enabled. • A bug was in fixed in which background location updates were suspended while the camera preview was open.

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User reviews

Has been working great until I upgraded to iPhone 17 pro

This app works very well I have been using it for well over a year I would say without issues. Me and a co worker both upgraded to iPhone 17 pro and now the app will not function for taking site pictures. I have erased the app and reloaded it and re logged in to my account with no luck. Hopefully this issue can be solved soon
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Photo library

It’s important to know that photos aren’t stored on your device after capture - they can only be retrieved from the webservice. This will hopefully be addressed in the near future as it is a significant deficit from the point of view of our users. It would be good if this was a configurable option.

Great tool for riparian buffer inspection

I configured a hosted feature service in AGOL then configured a Quick Capture app to annually inspect trees and shrubs planted as riparian buffers. It works great with a Bad Elf Flex Mini GPS and I averaged 1.6 m horizontal and 2.6 m vertical accuracy for collected points. I was able to inspect and record trees and shrubs at normal walking speed.
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Hi Mr.Winbigler

Hi

On the go app

Best app for rapid survey

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FAQ

What is ArcGIS QuickCapture used for?

ArcGIS QuickCapture is designed for the rapid collection of field observations. It allows users to quickly record GIS points and associated attributes while scouting locations, conducting aerial surveys, or assessing damage, even from a moving vehicle.

Is ArcGIS QuickCapture free to use?

Yes, ArcGIS QuickCapture is available for free. The app itself does not have a purchase price, and based on the provided data, it does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices is ArcGIS QuickCapture compatible with?

ArcGIS QuickCapture is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. It is designed to run on Apple's mobile operating system.

How often is ArcGIS QuickCapture updated?

The latest version of ArcGIS QuickCapture is 1.25.15, last updated on March 26, 2026. This indicates a history of regular updates to improve functionality and reliability.

What is the age rating for ArcGIS QuickCapture?

ArcGIS QuickCapture has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users aged four and older, indicating it contains no mature content.

What kind of data can be captured with ArcGIS QuickCapture?

ArcGIS QuickCapture allows for the capture of GIS points and other relevant attributes in the field. This data can be collected efficiently while performing various field tasks.

Can I use ArcGIS QuickCapture offline?

While the provided description focuses on the speed of data capture, it does not explicitly mention offline capabilities. However, many field data collection apps offer offline functionality for use in areas with limited connectivity.