What’s new.
What it means in the field.

The shared Landholder workspace column can now shrink below the width of large tables, keeping farm setup, field-entry actions and property cards within the device viewport.

Wide economic detail remains available through its existing internal table scroller without widening the surrounding page.

Owner forms, shooter access steps and the fixed Open Field Map control now respect narrow screens and iPhone safe-area insets.

Map, layer, location and field-entry controls now use larger labels and touch targets across phones, tablets, desktop and short landscape screens.

The Landholder shooter card now keeps the owned-farm selector and email field together, then clearly reviews the destination before access is sent.

Existing Fox GPS users receive immediate property-scoped access; new users receive a secure invitation and one-time 14-day Basic trial without the landholder having to choose the account type.

The redundant draggable collapsed console has been removed. Closing the full-screen console now returns to the fixed Open Field Console button.

State and farm downloads are dispatched only through the verified Fox GPS iOS bridge. Safari and Home Screen web apps now show the current TestFlight guidance instead of opening an invalid custom address.

Offline Ready is still withheld until the native Mapbox style pack and every selected tile region are complete on the device.

Shooter Field Mode now presents property identity, live status metrics, map controls, layers and compact target actions in the same full-screen hierarchy as Landholder.

Collapsing the Shooter map leaves an independent Open Field Map control outside the hidden widget, so it cannot disappear with the console.

Responsive width guards remove the known full-screen, fixed-grid and narrow-header expansion paths across portrait, landscape, tablet and desktop web layouts.

Open Field Console and Open Field Map buttons stay anchored outside the movable widget and use full keyboard and touch targets.

Restoring the Pro console clears its saved offset, while rotation, browser chrome, keyboard and page-resume changes recheck the visible iOS viewport.

Offline Map controls remain clear of the full console, and the new recovery controls are excluded from printed and PDF report output.

The web form now shows Download in Fox GPS App after the boundary, buffer, detail and storage settings, then reports Opening, Connected, Preparing, progress, Ready or Retry without silently starting from a checkbox.

Only an active Pro-family or Landholder account and the current companion protocol can claim the opaque request; private account and boundary data are never placed in the app URL.

Offline Ready remains unavailable until the native Mapbox style pack and tile region both complete and reconcile with device storage.

Editable livestock, crop, state-aware yield, feed and grazing-equivalent guide values are clearly marked as indicative Australian Guide Values rather than guaranteed savings.

Each property can use the guide, combine it with selected farm overrides, or rely only on farm-specific values without future guide updates overwriting those choices.

PDF, CSV, native and verified report data snapshot the guide version, source date, basis, property overrides, calculation methods and final assumptions while public verification keeps confidential unit prices private.

Landholders enter their own livestock, crop, feed, grazing and repair values. Defaults remain zero and Fox GPS does not assign an unsupported national dollar value per animal.

Fox, Wild Dog, Cat, Kangaroo, Goat, Camel, Pig, Donkey and Other use transparent livestock, crop, grazing, infrastructure or custom formulas with editable basis and confidence notes.

Client PDFs, Landholder property summaries, previews, CSV exports and verified report records retain the exact economic assumptions and calculated totals used when each report was generated.

An orange-accent Layers button now sits with the Pro map controls and opens the same high-contrast checkbox pattern used in Landholder Field Mode.

Operators can show or hide property and KML boundaries, paddocks, supported sighting or POI points, vermin markers, breadcrumbs, round links and other existing overlays, with offline-map status shown in the same panel.

Layer changes retain marker selection, open evidence cards, map zoom and GPS Follow state, and device-local visibility preferences remain stable through sync and GPS refreshes.

The satellite or hybrid map, property boundary, existing marks, live GPS position, heading and scale remain visible around a compact field header and bottom action sheet.

Mark Here uses the current GPS location, Drop Pin enables map placement and Form opens manual entry, all flowing into the same compact details sheet with the map retained behind it.

The redesign reuses the current property, KML, marking, offline and synchronisation paths without changing backend data, permissions, user relationships, routes or authentication.

Normal Pro and Landholder account refreshes run every 20 seconds, while record saves, session end, reconnect, foreground return and Manual Sync continue immediately.

Pending records remain queued until confirmed by the server, stable client IDs prevent duplicates, newer edits retain priority and an open vermin marker remains selected during refresh.

Fox, Wild Dog, Cat and Kangaroo remain unchanged, with Goat, Camel, Pig, Donkey and an Other animal type now available across capture and Landholder entry flows.

The selected vermin record and its information window are retained independently from live GPS, weather, offline-state and map-layer rendering updates.

When sync returns an updated copy of the selected vermin event, its species, recorded time, coordinates, historical weather, notes and photo refresh inside the already-open card.

The card closes only from its close control, a different map selection or an intentional map-background tap; ordinary pan and zoom gestures leave it open.

A clear secondary option expands to a touch-friendly Pro-code field on the public sign-in card. The code is held only for the current browser session and is never placed in the sign-in URL.

Fox GPS waits for successful ChatGPT authentication, then sends the code through the existing one-time complimentary entitlement action so its email and eligibility rules attach access to the signed-in account.

Successful recipients enter Fox GPS Pro with a confirmation, while invalid, expired, used or ineligible codes leave the current subscription unchanged. Complimentary expiry is shown in Plans & Account.

Vermin pins now present the recorded species, date and time, GPS coordinates, accuracy and notes in a compact touch-friendly map card.

The marker card reads only the historical weather snapshot stored with that vermin event, including its observation time, temperature, wind and available humidity or rain chance. It never substitutes current conditions.

When the record contains an evidence photo, the marker card shows a clear thumbnail that opens the existing full-size photo viewer. Records without a photo show no empty image placeholder.

Every Stripe event is claimed once, duplicate price bindings are rejected and older subscription events cannot replace a newer entitlement. Paid Landholder and Fox GPS plans still open their matching portal immediately.

Add POI, Add Sighting and Add Target now open the GPS data-entry workflow. Offline marks are stored in an account-scoped IndexedDB queue and replayed idempotently when reception returns.

Server timestamps protect newer field records and session details from an older device, while round events and GPS breadcrumbs continue to merge. A Manual Sync control reports queued and conflicted data instead of silently overwriting it.

The master owner receives a permanent in-app notification for each new account and confirmed Stripe subscription, and Landholder field mode emits only one in-app alert for each offline outage.

Starting a session starts native high-accuracy GPS on the Primary Tracker and keeps that tracker reserved while the screen is locked. A persistent iOS status bar shows LIVE or PAUSED, distance and filtered point count, with direct Pause and Resume control; another device can still take over explicitly.

Accepted native points are written to protected app storage before being handed to the web workspace. The app acknowledges and clears them only after the matching session has been saved, preventing duplicate distance or lost offline points.

The app displays the extra battery-use warning and system background-location indicator. Screen lock is supported; force-quitting ends iOS background execution, and microphone round detection remains foreground-only.

Every available farm/KML polygon and every Australian state or territory now has its own download checkbox with a live selected count.

Select All can prepare every boundary in the current farm/profile list or all eight state and territory overview areas without repeating the setup screen.

Each selected area remains a separate native Mapbox pack with its own progress, Open, Update, Retry, Cancel and Delete controls on that phone or iPad.

Choose a permanent KML or saved farm polygon, add an optional buffer and select Standard, Detailed or Maximum quality. The native app downloads the matching Mapbox style pack and tile region for offline use.

Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT are available as practical zoom 3–8 overview downloads; detailed farm packs remain the paddock-level option.

The Mapbox screen retains clearly labelled GPS Lock / Follow and GPS Vermin Target controls. A target returns directly to the existing animal-details popup and reporting workflow.

Each device shows download progress and storage used, with Open, Update, Retry, Cancel and Delete actions. Records and boundaries sync across devices while satellite imagery remains a deliberate per-device download.

The opened field console now fills the complete viewport with no outer page bezel, inset or rounded edge, giving the live map the largest available working area.

Phone and iPad controls retain safe spacing around the camera cutout, Home indicator and screen edges while the console itself remains full screen.

Collapse returns to the movable floating widget, so operators can quickly switch between the full map workspace and the underlying web forms.

A newly installed phone or iPad copy signed into the same profile now adopts the latest active cloud session instead of remaining on a blank local session. Open devices check each other about every five seconds and immediately after the app resumes.

The permanent sync control uploads pending device changes first, then downloads current sessions, animal records and map layers, refreshes the notification inbox and reports the completed check time.

Notifications are always visible from the sticky app header with a live unread count and latest-alert preview. The full shared inbox, read status and optional installed-app alerts remain available from the same box.

Each device continues saving independently without reception. The top status changes to Offline device copy active and automatic push-then-pull resumes when the phone or iPad reconnects or reopens.

A landholder can mark the current GPS position or tap an exact map point, then use a compact pop-up to record mark type, animal, count, priority, time, notes and evidence photo.

The shooter field console adds live iPhone or iPad GPS follow, numbered landholder targets, direct navigation and a pop-up for comments, completion photos and status updates.

Field-mode updates use the existing secure property target records, so the same information remains available in the full browser workspace for later verification, editing and report writing.

Landholder and Shooter Home Screen installations can open directly into their field map, while browser visits retain the complete web dashboard. Last-synced property and target information is retained on the device for offline viewing.

Signed-in devices push field changes immediately and check for remote changes about every eight seconds. One Primary Tracker owns microphone and distance sensing, while every device can add animal records, manual rounds and evidence photos.

KML uploads are no longer tied to one farm. They are stored as global account layers, rendered from the device copy online or offline, synced across devices and given a per-layer boundary-opacity slider.

Evidence thumbnails open in a full-screen photo viewer with previous/next navigation, GPS metadata and native file sharing after a clear location-data warning.

The rounds counter collapses without stopping a live microphone. Operators can select individual events or Select all, then delete the group while linked animal records receive an audit update and cross-device tombstones prevent deleted rounds returning.

Upload a KML file from Property & Safety Packs. Polygon and LineString placemarks become named property-boundary layers, save to the device for offline use and share with the organisation when online.

Each imported boundary can retain up to 5,000 coordinates, with clear file, layer and total-size checks to prevent damaged or oversized KML data from affecting the field map.

Kangaroo is now available in session start, Capture Position, map pins, species filters, evidence photos, GPS links, CSV and PDF reports, Device Log and operational analytics, including the appropriate Joey age class.

When reception drops, the map switches to a device-rendered field view containing saved property boundaries, no-go zones, access roads, landmarks, breadcrumb trails, animal marks and round positions, with local zoom, scale and Fit all controls.

The field-map GPS control now starts a high-accuracy live position watch. While active, the map follows the operator in real time; dragging the online map or choosing Fit all deliberately releases follow mode.

Fox GPS alerts the operator once when a connection-loss episode begins, keeps saving locally, and resets the alert only after reception has returned.

Google satellite tiles are not copied or redistributed. Satellite imagery resumes online while the app-owned field layers and onboard GPS remain usable offline.

After Stripe Checkout, Fox GPS securely retrieves the Checkout Session, verifies the signed-in email and paid recurring price, records the Stripe customer and subscription IDs, then opens Landholder or the field app without making the customer choose the plan again.

The webhook now processes completed subscription checkout events as well as subscription lifecycle events, closing the gap between a successful payment and account entitlement.

Landholders receive a clear access-active receipt with share and email actions; the authorised user receives an in-app notification and sees the sharing organisation and property on the Shooter Target Board.

Session start now reviews GPS, device storage, battery, permissions, map configuration, backup state and app version; close-out also flags missing evidence, GPS quality, distance and engagement links before an operator override.

Teams can map property boundaries, no-go zones, dwellings, roads, stock and water points, display them on field maps, retain the app-owned coordinates offline and export or restore a property pack without caching Google imagery.

Shared targets now progress through New, Acknowledged, Planned, Investigated and Resolved states with shooter comments, assignment history and optional completion photos returned to the landholder.

Pro users can review kilometres, hours, rounds, outcomes, hotspots, weather and time patterns, while the notification centre records targets, invitations, orders, backup warnings and app updates with optional installed-device alerts.

Critical field actions now retain 44-pixel touch targets, stronger status contrast and explicit confirmation for destructive or override actions across day and red night modes.

The official address now opens with the Capture once, Report with confidence design, product walkthrough, 14-day trial path and Sign in with ChatGPT action shown in the customer video.

The operational dashboard now opens at /app after authentication, and installed Home Screen shortcuts launch that protected field route directly.

The public home page now includes focused Australian pest-control content, canonical metadata, social previews, software structured data and current sitemap and crawler rules.

Recipients can stop Fox GPS promotional email immediately without signing in, paying a fee or providing information beyond their email address.

The private owner console checks each outreach recipient, clearly blocks opted-out addresses and produces a secure 45-day personal unsubscribe link for approved messages.

UNSUBSCRIBE replies can be recorded manually, and the durable suppression list can be downloaded as a dated CSV compliance record.

Every GardePro product image now uses a centred contain layout with a responsive square canvas, keeping the complete camera or solar panel visible without cropping.

Desktop, iPad and phone shop cards now use the same predictable image proportions, including the third product on two-column tablet layouts.

Verified Stripe checkout events now create durable order records containing purchased products, payment totals and the customer delivery details collected at checkout.

The app owner receives an unread-order count and a private Shop Orders tool; customer and delivery details are never shown to regular app users.

Orders can be moved through New, Processing, Packed, Shipped, Completed or Cancelled states, with Australia Post tracking saved against the order.

After tracking is saved, one tap opens a ready-to-review customer email containing the order reference and Australia Post tracking link.

The official model-information link has been removed from every shop product box while all specifications, compatibility guidance and purchasing controls remain available.

A new home-screen card opens the Field Camera Shop directly without requiring the operator to use the side menu.

The shop and active-session cards sit together on iPad layouts and stack cleanly on smaller phone screens.

The X80GL listing now identifies the Australian 4G/LTE model, including Telstra Band 28 support and compatible Australian data-SIM guidance.

Customers can purchase the Australian X80GL for A$550 through the same server-verified Stripe card checkout used by the other available shop products.

The GardePro SP350 solar panel is now A$215 while the flat A$25 Australia Post standard shipping charge remains unchanged.

The Australian X60P Live Max cellular model is available at A$495 with official specifications, local-network guidance and secure card checkout.

The SP350 solar power bank is available at A$365 with verified battery, connector, voltage, mounting and compatibility information.

The X80 is displayed at A$550, but checkout remains paused because the official product page currently identifies the model as US/Canada-only.

Available products use a server-verified price, one A$25 Australia Post standard shipping charge per order, Australian address collection and Stripe card checkout.

The Landholder invite clearly includes a one-time 14-day Basic trial that starts when the named shooter accepts the secure property link.

Existing Fox GPS accounts keep their current trial or subscription state, so accepting another property invitation cannot restart an expired trial.

When the trial ends, target maps, evidence photos and status updates are locked while the shooter's property permissions remain safely preserved.

The Shooter Target Board shows the days remaining during the trial and links directly to Fox GPS paid plans when continued access is required.

Square 1080 × 1080 Pro and Landholder graphics use the Fox GPS field-map style, plan pricing, clear benefits and the active .com.au address.

Each plan includes a full Instagram caption with benefit-led copy, current monthly and annual pricing, the signup link and targeted hashtags.

The owner can share a complete post, download either image or copy its caption directly from Plans & Account.

A practical schedule moves from Landholder awareness to Pro reporting proof, property workflow engagement and a final conversion post.

A private owner notification is created when a customer account is registered and remains highlighted until the owner marks it as seen.

Each alert shows the customer's selected Basic, Landholder, Pro, Business or Corporate plan, billing period when available, access status and source.

The owner console now includes joined dates, current access details, summary totals and a downloadable CSV customer register.

Notification status is saved securely so the same seen and unseen state follows the owner across devices while remaining unavailable to customers.

A FOXLAND code activates the paid Landholder property-target workspace for three calendar months from redemption.

A FOXPRO code can now grant the full Pro reporting and field-tool account for the same controlled three-month term.

The owner chooses Landholder or Pro, selects the term and enters the recipient's exact ChatGPT sign-in email before generating the one-time code.

Complimentary access ends automatically at the recorded date while the recipient's saved field and property data remains protected.

Landholder A$19/A$190, Business A$99/A$990 and Corporate from A$249/A$2,490 are displayed together with monthly, annual and customer-saving figures.

A nine-step owner guide covers Live mode products, recurring prices, Price IDs, API keys, the Fox GPS webhook endpoint, signing secret, publishing and the final health check.

Optional Corporate monthly and annual Price ID settings can now activate secure Stripe Checkout for the starting 11+ user subscription, while larger custom quotes remain available.

The guide distinguishes Price IDs, live server keys and webhook signing secrets and reminds the owner to keep protected values only in Site settings.

A dedicated A$19 monthly or A$190 annual Landholder tier focuses on property ownership, GPS target mapping and guest shooter coordination.

Landholders can create named properties and record vermin sightings, fox holes or dens and general points of interest with GPS accuracy, priority, notes and photos.

Email-bound seven-day links grant a shooter access to one named property only. The landholder can remove access at any time without consuming a paid team seat.

A landholder can enter an existing user's exact Fox GPS sign-in email to grant immediate access to one property. The user's field app displays the newly shared target workspace automatically.

Invited shooters receive a hybrid map, ranked GPS targets, navigation links, install guidance and controlled Accepted, Resolved or Unable-to-action updates returned to the landholder.

Landholder monthly and annual checkout are wired for dedicated recurring Stripe price IDs while preserving the existing Basic, Pro and Business billing health checks.

The application framework has been upgraded from 16.2.6 to 16.3.0, closing the security advisories reported against the previous release.

The upgrade also replaces the affected PostCSS, Nano ID and Sharp packages with patched versions through the supported framework dependency chain.

A dedicated production-dependency audit command is now included so future release checks can identify high-severity advisories before publishing.

The upgrade changes application infrastructure only; GPS capture, offline storage, reports, invoices, accounts and field-widget behaviour remain unchanged.

Validated invoice results are now retained before the editor updates, removing the invoice loading type error without changing stored data.

Each line now uses a compact short-description box with a clear 180-character limit, allowing the full line editor to fit more comfortably on an iPad.

Invoice details and client billing fields have distinct headings, reduced spacing and a cleaner visual order.

ABN, contact, payment instructions and notes are grouped into an expandable section so totals and day-to-day invoice lines stay easy to scan.

Choose Loud, Very Loud or Extreme Impulse to set the minimum relative iPad microphone level expected from a valid round event.

Move left for fewer false counts or right to detect softer impulses. The change applies while the microphone is listening and saves with the session.

The live sound meter now displays the active trigger line, making it easier to compare background noise with the configured detection point.

New sessions start at Very Loud with 40% sensitivity, while older Low, Medium and High settings are converted automatically.

After a new animal record saves successfully, the expanded field console reopens automatically so the operator can continue capturing positions.

Save & Add Another also returns to the expanded widget and retains map-pin mode when the previous animal was placed from the map.

Saving changes to an existing historical record closes the editor without forcing the field widget open.

The widget opens Start Session directly above the whole app instead of relying on Safari's dialog implementation inside the live field page.

Property, Area/Paddock and Operator are now owned by the iPad keyboard until Start Session is submitted, preventing live timer renders from resetting typed text.

The app reads the completed native form in one step when Start Session is pressed, while preserving all required-field checks and existing session behaviour.

A new offline shell version ensures the corrected Home Screen interface replaces the previous cached form on the next online reopen.

The Start Session popup now uses the browser's native modal layer, keeping its fields completely separate from Google Maps and the floating console.

Property, Area/Paddock and Operator update from Safari's direct input event so each typed character remains visible in the controlled form.

The previous pointer-down focus helper has been removed so a normal iPad tap opens the on-screen keyboard through Safari's standard field behaviour.

Session fields use 16-pixel text, native next/done keyboard actions and explicit names for reliable iPad form entry.

The floating console is completely unmounted while session, animal-detail or close-out dialogs are open, preventing Safari from routing taps to the hybrid map layer.

A touch on an editable input, text area or menu now focuses that exact control through the original user gesture without cancelling the keyboard event.

The field page opens unobstructed for data entry. Operators can still expand the full-screen console from its clearly outlined floating control.

When no session or pending backup blocks a reload, a waiting Home Screen update activates automatically instead of leaving the repaired interface behind an Update now step.

Editable fields use iPad-safe text sizing and touch handling so Safari can focus the field and open the keyboard without unwanted page zoom.

Starting a session or opening animal details collapses the console and makes its background layer inert until the form closes.

Motion and Orientation permission is requested only from the Enable Compass button, never from a tap intended for a text box.

The Home Screen app receives a new offline shell so all users can install the repaired interface through Update now or a clean reopen.

The Owner health check now verifies that Stripe accepts the configured API key before reporting checkout as ready.

Basic and Pro monthly and annual prices are checked for account ownership, live mode, active status, recurring type and the correct month or year interval.

A failed check now names the exact missing or invalid setting instead of showing a general configuration warning.

Only organisation Owners can run the diagnostic, and API keys, webhook secrets, account details and price values never leave the server or enter the support report.

Future maintenance fixes use 2.0.x, feature releases use 2.x.0 and the next major platform generation will use 3.0.0. Earlier history keeps its original dated release identifiers.

Checkout, billing portal and webhook services now resolve Stripe settings from the active Worker binding or its secure runtime environment fallback.

The account and billing check can correctly recognise securely stored Stripe secrets after a production configuration update.

Protected Stripe values remain server-side and are never returned to the browser or included in diagnostic reports.

Choose a saved farm and import completed, uninvoiced session durations as itemised labour lines at the operator’s hourly rate.

Add consumables, travel and other approved charges with service date, quantity, unit rate and automatically calculated totals.

Invoices use AUD, optional 10% GST, ABN and business details, due dates, job references, payment instructions and amount-paid tracking.

Operators can prepare their own drafts while Owners and Supervisors finalise, mark paid or void issued invoices across the organisation.

The green Fox GPS invoice can be printed or saved as a PDF, with a matching CSV export for bookkeeping and reconciliation.

Operators can test secure access, device storage, service worker, high-accuracy GPS, Google Maps, permissions, cloud backup and account billing before leaving reception.

The start-session screen now shows storage, GPS, map, backup and app-version checks and records the operator’s acceptance of the field-data notice.

A portable recovery package exports sessions, animal records, templates and report settings, then safely merges the newest copies back into the same account.

Pro client and GPS Link PDFs receive a SHA-256 data fingerprint, verification ID and scannable public verification page before printing.

Stripe customers can open subscription, invoice and payment-method management, while a public sample-data demo and clear privacy and terms pages support onboarding and sales.

Team invitations, landowner links, Pro campaigns, complimentary access messages and shared video links now open the active Diesel n Dust Hunting .au domain.

Successful or cancelled Stripe checkout sessions return customers to the official Fox GPS address while local development remains testable.

Existing iPads using the former address are kept operational and shown backup-aware instructions before moving to the official Home Screen app.

The downloadable PDF and video guides, public page metadata, sitemap and Google Maps setup instructions now carry the official production address.

Collapse the console, then drag the new orange move grip to reveal the map, form or controls underneath.

The console stays within the visible screen area and is automatically corrected after an iPad rotation or browser resize.

The chosen collapsed position is remembered on the device for that signed-in operator.

Double-tap the move grip or press Home to restore the default position; arrow keys provide precise movement on desktop.

The guide covers installation, session setup, GPS capture, the full-screen console, engagement links, landowner sightings, backup and client reporting.

The caption-led 1080p file can be saved to an iPad and sent to a customer, landowner, pest controller or field operator.

The guide page opens the device share sheet when supported, with link-copy fallback for other browsers.

English captions, an eight-step transcript and the existing downloadable iPad PDF guide are available on the same page.

Owners and Supervisors can issue a seven-day email-bound link for one named property; landowner access does not consume a team seat.

The new landowner portal records species, count, time, GPS accuracy, priority, location detail, observation notes and an optional photo.

New property marks appear on a numbered Google hybrid map where the field team can filter, review, assign and record follow-up notes.

A landowner can only see sightings for an authorised property and cannot open field sessions, control outcomes, reports, team settings or billing.

The new What’s New page keeps the latest release and previous improvements together in one easy-to-find location.

Previous releases are grouped by date with concise field-impact notes, so operators can open only the detail they need.

The update guide explains how to finish an active session, complete pending backup and then install without risking field data.

Release notes are linked from the update banner, organisation workspace, pricing page and app footer—even after a notice is dismissed.

Owners can invite users by email and assign Owner, Supervisor or Operator permissions without sharing one account.

Authorised users work from the same sessions, animal records, templates, report branding and evidence library.

Records retain the operator identity, organisation activity is logged and deleted sessions or animals remain recoverable for 30 days.

Basic supports one user, Pro two, Business five with optional extra seats, and Corporate supports operations from eleven users.

The console fills the working area while retaining a visible edge so the operator can see that the main app remains underneath.

A detailed horizontal bearing tape and expanded north, south, east and west wind references remain available in the field view.

Start, stop, timer, recorded-vermin count, session kilometres and key field triggers are available directly from the console.

The lower information boxes were reduced and map controls were reorganised to keep the hybrid map as the main focus.

The Rounds Used Counter detects loud events at reduced sensitivity and keeps manual confirmation under operator control.

One or more positioned round events can be linked to a fox, wild dog or cat record with an auditable confirmation history.

A distinct line shows the relationship between the round position and the selected animal record on the map.

A separate client-ready report summarises engagement distance, bearing, confirmed links and the responsible operator.

Every fox, wild dog or cat record can store its own latitude, longitude, accuracy, timestamp and detailed observations.

Results appear in descending numbered order over Google hybrid mapping with photos and capture detail available from each pin.

Selected sessions can generate green-styled PDF reports, GPS tables, evidence images and Excel-ready CSV data.

Entries save locally before cloud backup, allowing field capture to continue when mobile reception is unavailable.