MushTrail remembers where you entered the forest, records your path by GPS, and shows a one-tap arrow back home — even where there is no internet and no signal.
One big button. The app remembers the point where you entered the forest.
Your path records by GPS on its own, even with the phone in your pocket. Found mushrooms or a berry patch? Mark the spot with one tap.
A big arrow shows the direction and distance to your entry point. Just follow it.
GPS works everywhere. Open the app once at home: the offline map of your area, 60 km across, downloads itself and comes with you into the forest.
Large buttons, large text, one action per screen. Grandma and grandpa will figure it out too.
A dark tracking screen and a smart recording rate. Enough for a full day in the forest.
Tracks and mushroom spots stay on your phone. No accounts, no sign-up.
Found a glade full of chanterelles, or a slope thick with berries? Mark it with one tap without interrupting your walk. Next season the app leads you right back to it — with the same arrow that guides you home.
Download MushTrail — and give it to the people you worry about.
Parked the car, pitched the tent, agreed on a meeting point? Compass: Find Way Back — our new stand-alone compass app — saves any place and points you back to it, no internet needed. Heading up? Try Vert Altimeter — a simple offline altimeter and barometer for the trail, from the same maker. Curious about the places you explore? GeoQuizzes is a fun way to test your geography — countries, capitals, and flags.
