My Field App vs KeyMatch Pro

Use My Field App to capture images and field data such as: Time and Date of photo, species and habitat. Automatically capture GPS location, weather condition, temperature, humidity, wind speeds and direction. Add your own editable notes as the need arises. Store the data on your device in offline mode then upload to the cloud (Aerial) into your own online Field Diary.

KeyMatch Pro helps you build a searchable visual library of your keys so you can identify, organize, and manage them with confidence. • Capture clear key photos • Identify an unknown key by matching it to your saved library • Track key quantity, key codes, and custom tags • Search and filter keys by name, code or tag • Check for possible duplicates when adding a key as an option • Export a key audit report for records and reviews • Back up, transfer, import, and export your key list • Keep access secure with in-app security options • New plans are one-time purchases. Existing subscriptions remain supported. Sharing with a team: One person can maintain the main key library and share a backup copy with others. Team members can import that backup to view, search, identify, rename, and manage the shared key list on their own device. A paid plan is only needed when a user wants to add more keys beyond their plan limit or unlock paid tools on their own device. KeyMatch Pro does not use cloud sync or shared online accounts. Sharing is done manually through exported backup files. Ideal for homeowners, locksmiths, property managers, facilities teams, and anyone who manages lots of keys. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ © 2026 KeyMatch Pro. All rights reserved. KeyMatch Pro™, associated logos, and proprietary key-matching technology are protected by copyright and trademark law. Unauthorized reproduction or use is prohibited. Single-device design: KeyMatch Pro uses a single-device, local-first design. Your keys stay on your device and do not sync across devices. No cloud sync or shared libraries are used.