
Jaktli - Hunting Team App
Calendar, Map & Trail Cams
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What's New in Jaktli
1.17
October 15, 2026
Version 1.17: The hunt PM writes itself. The app writes the hunt PM for you: safety rules, allowed game, gathering place, hunt leadership with phone numbers, the Jaktli code with a QR code, the radio channel, the agenda, and a map with the stand list for every drive. Read it in the app or print it as a PDF with one page per drive. It is built from the new planner in the calendar: split the group hunt into drives, pick the stands from the map, place the shooters yourself or let the app draw lots, give everyone a role, add the agenda and publish when the plan is ready. The map in the app is the same picture as in the printout, and under How the maps look you choose text size, scale bar and north arrow. During the hunt your own stand is ringed on the map, the Your stand button gives you an arrow and the distance, and Hunt focus fades everything except the drive's stands, parking and gathering places. Far less battery. Sweeping battery improvements during a hunt. Position sharing no longer stops quietly after a bad connection; it tries again and sends the newest positions first. Trails no longer jump. A hunter standing still could have their GPS jump a hundred metres into the forest and back. Positions with worse than 100 metres of accuracy are now discarded, and single jumps are removed from the trails on the map, in the replay and in the distance in the hunt log. The map only turns when your heading has really changed. Call signs from the radio. Tap yourself in the member list and enter the name you use on the radio. The call sign is shown after the name in the member list, the stand allocation and the hunt PM, and in place of the name on the drive maps. An administrator can enter call signs for the whole team. On the map during the hunt you choose under People on the map whether hunters are shown with initials, full names, nicknames or call signs. Tap a hunter on the map and the card now has Call and Message buttons too. The dogs. When the dog is on point or treed you see it on the map itself: the ring around the dog's dot turns orange for On point and red for Treed, with the word under the name. If the collar loses contact the dot turns grey. The hunt chat follows the hunt. The app writes short lines into the hunt chat on its own when someone logs a sighting, a downed animal, a wounded animal or tracks, and when someone joins or leaves the hunt. Tap a line and the observation opens on the map. Measure on the map. The ruler button opens a menu: from your position, between two points, a circle around a point, or line of sight. The line of sight tells you where the view is blocked and how high the ground rises. Under Overlays you can turn on an MGRS grid, and every marker shows its MGRS position next to the coordinates. Lines become areas. Tap a line and choose Convert to area to turn an imported boundary into a hunting ground, sub-area or forbidden area. Photos. Select several photos in the gallery or from a trail camera and delete them in one go. Camera photos are grouped by day, and Mark all seen clears every new photo at once. Folders only some can see. An administrator can limit a document folder to certain roles or people, for the board's minutes for example. The treasurer handles billing. The treasurer can now open Billing, pay, add seats, cancel or reactivate, and receives the team's billing emails. Chairpersons and board members get them too. New role: Read-only member. Sees everything in the team but cannot change the map, the calendar or the team's other information. Can chat, answer hunt calls, join a hunt and report observations. Takes a seat. Plus smaller fixes.
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