BoleTrack

BoleTrack is a digital diary for mushroom hunters, designed to organize your outings in Italy in a simple, organized, and personal way.

With BoleTrack, you can take photos of your finds, save them with GPS location, date, and time, catalog them with dedicated icons, and easily find each day on the map.

The app is designed for those who want to remember where they were, reconstruct the day's route, and keep a private archive of their outings.

Main features:

• Geotagged photos of your finds
• Cataloging with mushroom icons
• Offline map designed for Italy
• Daily diary with photos, route, and details
• Viewing your finds on the map
• Coordinates and location access in external map apps
• Daily weather data via Open-Meteo
• Photos also available in the Android gallery, in the BoleTrack album
• Data saved locally on the device
• No account, no ads, no analytics

BoleTrack is not an automatic mushroom recognition app.

It does not identify species, does not determine whether a mushroom is edible, and does not replace the advice of experts, mycologists, or competent authorities. The icons are intended solely for personal cataloging of photographed finds.

The app is useful if you want to:

• track your outings
• organize photos and days in one place
• review the locations where you took photos
• maintain a simple, offline-first diary
• separate photos of your finds from the rest of your gallery
• view the day's weather and route

Privacy and data:

BoleTrack saves photos, notes, days, and coordinates on your device. It does not require registration and does not send your photos to external servers. Coordinates can be sent to Open-Meteo only when you use the weather feature, to retrieve information about the area and date of the day.

Availability:

BoleTrack is designed for use in Italy. Some features, particularly the offline map and the general app experience, are designed for use in Italy.

BoleTrack is a small digital companion for those who love to remember their outings, find the places they've visited and build a personal archive of their finds over time.