Phase 1 Android beta testing

HuntHaven

From field notes to a living land plan. HuntHaven helps landowners and hunters organize property details, map habitat zones, log wildlife activity, and plan practical habitat work.

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HuntHaven overview screen showing Cedar Hollow Farm, recommended next step, wildlife activity, and next tasks.
HuntHaven map screen showing property boundary and management zones over satellite imagery.
HuntHaven management plan screen showing current plan status, data used, and executive summary.

Built for private land management.

The beta focuses on whitetail deer habitat while building toward broader wildlife and property management planning.

01

Map property context

Create property profiles, draw boundaries, switch map layers, and divide land into management zones.

02

Record field evidence

Save habitat notes, browse surveys, wildlife observations, harvest notes, and optional field photos.

03

Plan the next step

Turn saved property data into local guidance, recommended tasks, and an evolving management plan.

See the beta in action.

Screens from the current HuntHaven beta show the actual field workflow: property context, mapping, observations, tasks, and a living plan.

Map and zones

Draw the property, then work zone by zone.

Satellite and outdoor map views help connect field notes to the places where management decisions happen.

Map view with boundary, satellite layer, and multiple management zones.
Management plan screen with data used and executive summary.
Living plan Plan status, top priority, data used, and summary.
Task inbox screen showing open tasks and priorities.
Task inbox Practical work grouped by timing and priority.
Zone detail screen with browse survey and field observations.
Zone detail Surveys and observations stay tied to habitat areas.
Property profile screen showing management focus, primary goals, and known habitat context.
Property profile Goals and habitat context guide what the app asks next.
Task detail screen explaining why HuntHaven suggested a task and what to look for.
Task detail Each task explains why it matters and what to look for.
Overview screen showing plan snapshot and recent field observations.
Field observations Evidence and notes build the property record over time.

A simple field workflow.

HuntHaven is designed to feel like a calm land consultant, not a generic map tool.

Step 1

Create a property

Add acreage, location, species focus, goals, and notes.

Step 2

Map zones

Draw boundaries and split habitat into practical work areas.

Step 3

Log observations

Capture field signs, wildlife activity, photos, and surveys.

Step 4

Review the plan

Use tasks and plan notes to decide what to inspect next.

Phase 1 testing focuses on installation, navigation, visual clarity, core workflows, permissions, and local data persistence. Land-management experience is not required.