Who owns this land
Public-land boundaries on the map, so you know where you can legally go.
Outdoor intelligence In development
OutdoorX Intelligence
The map that explains the ground you are standing on.
Out in the field it is hard to know whose land you are on, what the rules are, and what the terrain and weather mean for your day. OutdoorX puts all of that on one map and explains it in plain words.
Who it’s for
- Hunters
- Hikers and backpackers
- Anglers
- Overlanders and campers
How it works
- 1
Open the map
See public and private land boundaries around you, drawn from official land records.
- 2
Mark what matters
Drop pins for stands, camps, fishing holes and sightings; add photos and trail-camera shots.
- 3
Ask a question
Ask things like “Can I hunt here this weekend?” and get an answer that shows where it came from.
What you can do with it
Your own places
Waypoints, tracks, photos and trail cameras saved together on one map.
Read the terrain
Ridges, saddles, slopes and water — the shape of the ground, explained.
Weather and wind
What the weather is doing now and next, where you are standing.
Rules that apply
Seasons and regulations shown with their source, never guessed.
Plain answers
An assistant that explains what it all means and shows its source.
OutdoorX Intelligence is being built in the open
It is still in development. If it would solve a problem for you, I would like to hear about it.