Track positions in the background, even when your device is locked, for more efficient fieldwork. Enjoy seamless WebDAV folder integration, grid decorations, improved QFieldCloud downloads, and new plugin enhancements, that allow for example OpenStreetMap search integration or AI prompting. Big thanks to our sponsors—this release is a game-changer! 🚀
QField 3.4 includes major updates, such as a geofencing framework that enables user alerts and limitations based on area entry/exit, a new processing toolbox with over a dozen algorithms for geometry manipulation directly in the field, and enhanced camera functionality.
Say hello to the game-changing plugin framework – revolutionizing the way you can enhance your workflows. Plus, we’ve packed in tons of new features and improvements, including enhanced drawing capabilities.
A #QGIS #fieldwork new era🌟
Cloud Optimized formats are revolutionizing geospatial data management. Dive into our latest report as we navigate through essential considerations and their current status. Check it out now and share your experience too!
QField 3.2 introduces project-defined tracking for automated device position recording and improved cloud project synchronization that allows near real-time tracking. New features include automatic data pushing, undo/redo actions, enhanced visuals for titles, and copyright decorations. Enhanced QFieldCloud provides better user feedback, and Android integration sees stability improvements.
Snapping to common angles, revert individual vertex manipulations, select vertices using finger tapping on the screen, geofenced geometry editing and much more.
QField 3.1 is here!
A while back, one of our ninjas added a new algorithm in QGIS’ processing toolbox named ST-DBSCAN Clustering, short for spatio temporal density-based spatial clustering of applications with noise. The algorithm regroups features falling within a user-defined maximum distance and time duration values. This post will walk you through one Read more…
The latest version of QField is out, featuring as its main new feature sensor handling alongside the usual round of user experience and stability improvements. We simply can’t wait to see the sensor uses you will come up with! The main highlight: sensors QField 2.8 ships with out-of-the-box handling of Read more…
A brand new version of QField has been released, packed with features that will make you fall in love with this essential open source tool all over again with a focus on capturing more while you are in the field. QField 2.7 nicknamed “Heroic Hedgehog” also includes a number of Read more…
You want to start collecting field data but never worked with a GIS before? You are a passionate QGIS user and would like a jump start your fieldwork setup? You are a senior GIS manager and would like to optimize your teams’ mobile data collection efficiency? Let us you introduce Read more…