Section 01
Plans That Read Like Folded Maps
Each itinerary is laid out on a visible grid—activity blocks, coordinate notes, and segment durations aligned the way surveyors mark field sheets. No vague bullet lists; every block has a place on the timeline.
Whether you are mapping a riverside paddle or a ridge traverse, the structure stays consistent so your group can scan the day at a glance.
Section 02
Blueprint Builder
Toggle activity blocks on a vertical timeline—morning put-in, midday lunch coordinates, afternoon ridge segments. A pace slider shifts estimated arrival times between leisurely family rhythm and high-intensity pacing.
Configure Your BlueprintSection 03
Supply Manifest Matrix
Food ratios, water volumes, permit slots, and weather backup gear live in separate interactive cards—not one overwhelming checklist. Assign gear to group members on a shared responsibility worksheet.
View Manifest Tools
Section 04
Daylight and Transit Estimator
Rough trails move slower than pavement. Balance segment distance against remaining daylight hours so your group does not finish a ridge line in the dark. The estimator lives inside the blueprint workflow.
Try the EstimatorSection 05
Offline Vault
When signal drops in deep backcountry, printer-friendly layouts and phone-sized rally-point cards keep your plan readable. High-contrast GPX exports support offline navigation apps.
Open Print Center
Section 06
Ready to Draft Your First Grid Map?
Browse sample plan packs or reach out with questions about formatting and exports.