SIKU vs Op Tracker

SIKU is made by and for Indigenous communities and harvesters. It provides features for tracking hunting trips, tools and services for ice safety, weather forecasting, language preservation, knowledge transfer and so much more! -------------------------------- GUIDING PRINCIPLES -------------------------------- 1. Respect - SIKU is a safe place to share Indigenous Knowledge and hunting stories. 2. Self-Determination - SIKU supports Indigenous-led governance and monitoring of lands and oceans. 3. Intellectual Property - You own your data. No one can use your data without permission. 4. Integrity - Your real identity is required to protect the integrity of the SIKU community and ensure it remains a safe space for Indigenous knowledge. Projects must follow all permits, licensing and Indigenous research policies.

Smart tracking for safe, efficient, and productive forestry operations. Op Tracker is a simple, turnkey GIS solution to track harvesting equipment – feller bunchers, forwarders, harvesters, and skidders – to monitor performance and productivity and increase operator awareness. With Op Tracker, your equipment operators will have corporate GIS data at their fingertips, allowing them to work better and faster while remaining safe and compliant. Operators are notified with warnings well before their machine approaches a boundary, avoiding trespasses. How Op Tracker benefits you Op Tracker gives supervisors and planners clear visibility into where equipment has been and how productively it has operated. The app captures productive machine hours, movement within the block, and key activity patterns, helping teams verify progress, understand performance, and make informed operational decisions without relying on estimates. Powered by an iOS tablet and Remsoft’s purpose-built algorithms, Op Tracker delivers accurate positional and productivity data across a wide range of equipment types. For operations requiring precise navigation under canopy, the app can be paired with an external GNSS receiver to achieve sub-meter accuracy, ensuring safer, more controlled movement in complex terrain.