TentPitch

TentPitch is a field notebook for the moment you choose where the tent goes. Photograph the clearing, then log the signals that decide the night: slope and its heading, wind direction, ground underfoot, nearby water, tree cover, and how sheltered the spot feels. A top-down layout shows the tent, the wind arrow, the downhill line, trees, and water so you can turn the door before you stake. Saved sites stay on a shelf with a pitch score you can compare the next time you walk the same drainage. The field guide covers wind corridors, frost hollows, night wind shifts, lightning, slope, water, leave-no-trace pitching, stakes and guylines, the vestibule, and morning breakdown. Before dark, a checklist walks guylines, drainage, and food storage for the site you marked active. Use it at the clearing, not as a campground map. The photo anchors the notes. The diagram is the plan you pitch to.