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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 21, 2019
  • July 7, 2026

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This app helps coordinate environmental conservation efforts by allowing users to map, locate, and manage traps, monitoring sites, and bait stations. It simplifies data entry, offers offline functionality, and provides real-time status updates for installations, aiding in project management and reporting.

Mapping and location management
Simplified data entry
Offline synchronization
Real-time installation status
Scheduling and daily logs
Integration with remote monitoring tools
User management and access control
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What's New in Trap.nz

6.4.12

July 7, 2026

NFC / QR enabled for bait stations, monitoring stations, points of interest Fix for parcel boundaries layer display

User reviews

Crashing

Says awaiting permissions for a second then crashes

Best tool besides a trap

Went entering data on your phone or from the website this tool links perfectly together. As an administrator for a couple of projects we could not be without this app. Thank you and keep up the great work. Mark J

Improving

Still has the odd quirk which could possibly be user error but I think all the bugs I’ve isolated and mentioned either here or in the forums have been resolved so well done.

Bug when retiring a trap

This bug is terrible. The only workaround is to reinstall the application, force quit doesn’t help.

Steps to reproduce (I think):
- Walk a line. You will see the pips along the top of the screen, one per trap.
- Select a trap and retire it. The number of pips along the top of the screen doesn’t seem to change.
- As you keep walking the line, the traps you have done turn green. The ones you haven’t (including the one you retired) are still grey.
- Select the grey trap. It looks like you missed that one, did you forget that’s the one you retired?
- The whole phone screen goes white. Force quit doesn’t help.
- To recover from this point, reinstall the app and walk the line again from the beginning.
- To avoid the crash maybe exit out of the trap list view back to the map after retiring the trap. That might cause the dodgy pip to disappear.
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Bug when retiring a trap

Steps to reproduce (I think):
- Walk a line. You will see the pips along the top of the screen, one per trap.
- Select a trap and retire it. The number of pips along the top of the screen doesn’t seem to change.
- As you keep walking the line, the traps you have done turn green. The ones you haven’t (including the one you retired) are still grey.
- Select the grey trap. It looks like you missed that one, did you forget that’s the one you retired?
- The whole phone screen goes white. Force quit doesn’t help.
- To recover from this point, reinstall the app and walk the line again from the beginning.
- To avoid the crash maybe exit out of the trap list view back to the map after retiring the trap. That might cause the dodgy pip to disappear.
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FAQ

What is Trap.nz used for?

Trap.nz is a collaboration tool designed for environmental conservation projects, such as Predator Free 2050. It allows users to map, locate, and manage traps, monitoring sites, and bait stations, simplifying data entry and project oversight.

Is Trap.nz free to use?

Yes, Trap.nz is free to use. Users can sign up for a Trap.NZ account and create or join a project at no cost.

Can I use Trap.nz without an internet connection?

Yes, Trap.nz offers seamless online/offline synchronization. This means you can enter data and manage your sites even when you don't have network coverage.

What kind of data can I manage with Trap.nz?

You can manage trap records, monitoring site details, and bait station information. The app also includes functionality for 5-minute bird counts and tracks the real-time status of installations.

Does Trap.nz offer reporting features?

Yes, Trap.nz provides powerful reporting capabilities, including Heat Maps, printable maps, and the ability to report across multiple projects. Data can also be imported and exported for use in other systems.

What devices is Trap.nz compatible with?

Trap.nz is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be a mobile tool for on-the-ground use.

How often is Trap.nz updated?

The latest version of Trap.nz is 6.4.8, last updated on April 12, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and support ongoing conservation efforts.

Does Trap.nz have ads?

No, Trap.nz does not contain advertisements. The app is provided free of charge and focuses on delivering its environmental management features without interruption.