Map My Woods FAQs

Yes, with or without an account.

No. Without one, your maps are kept on your phone. Sign in and they follow you to every phone and to the computer.

Yes. Your lines and pins are always on the phone. For the aerial photo and the grade with no signal, save the map for offline first: Layers, then Take this map offline.

Both open the same map. The phone is best in the woods, the computer for laying out a whole bush.

Tools, Draw Mainline, then drop a point at each bend. On the computer: Layout Tubing, Draw Mainline, and click each bend.

Yes, on the phone. Tracker, then Point to point or Exact route.

Tap the line. Its card shows the profile, the drop, the average grade and the flattest 100 feet. Line grade shading in Layers colours every line at once.

2 percent or more on a mainline, and never less than 1 percent.

USGS 1 meter LiDAR across most of the US maple region. Canada is coarser.

Yes. Export your markups from onX as GPX or KML and bring the file in from My Maps on the phone or Import / Export on the computer.

Yes. Share gives you a link and a QR code. They get a copy; yours cannot be changed by them.

The Bill of Material makes a PDF with a picture of your map and your tubing totals.

Yes. A Monitoring site can use a Map My Woods map, and lines and pins named like your sensors show their live readings.

Tap the map's name, then the x beside it. Deleted maps can be brought back for 60 days by contacting Sap Spy.

The Ask for a change button on the app's home screen. It goes straight onto the roadmap.