Dynamic Forest vs FindMyTree

Dynamic Forest ist das neue Betriebssystem für die Forstwirtschaft. Es bietet die erste cloud-synchronisierte Geodatenbank für sämtliche Daten und Prozesse im Forstbetrieb. Während die meisten Softwarelösungen in der Forstwirtschaft nur einzelne Aspekte betrieblicher Prozesse abbilden, bietet Dynamic Forest die volle Integration sämtlicher Geodaten in Kombination mit betrieblichen Workflows, Kartenmaterial und vielem mehr. Mit Dynamic Forest arbeiten alle Beteiligten in einer gemeinsamen Datenbank, die via cloud synchronisiert wird und so ständig aktuell bleibt.

FindMyTree – Your Personal Tree Diary Whether it's a forestry project, an orchard, or a private woodland – with FindMyTree, you can keep track of all your trees. Record every tree with its species, planting year, initial size, and optional GPS location. Document growth over the years and track development in a chart. See all your trees at a glance in the integrated map view. FEATURES • Record trees with species, planting year, height, trunk circumference, and DBH (Diameter at Breast Height) • Capture multiple photos per tree or import them from your library • Save the GPS location directly when creating an entry • Track vitality: Healthy, Noticeable, or Critical – with color gradients in the chart • Document growth progress and display it as a chart • Organize trees into forests and groups • View all trees on the map – access info with a single tap • Open the location directly in Apple Maps • Mark trees as habitat trees or future trees (crop trees) • Filter and sort by name, tree number, year, or size • Multi-select for bulk actions (delete, assign to forest group) • Over 50 native tree species pre-installed, including Latin names • Create and manage your own tree species • Create areas for fast tracking existing areas • Export and import data (JSON) – ideal for backups or switching devices • Available in German and English – switch languages at any time • No registration, no cloud – your data stays on your device Perfect for foresters, farmers, nature lovers, and anyone who wants to monitor their trees' long-term development.