Every permission, with a reason
Not a list of keys. Each one says why it is asked for, when it is asked for, and whether the app works without it.
What each one is forIn the App Store and on Google Play
Quillmark Notes
Record what you see, where you saw it, with no signal.
- Current version
- 2.6.0Aug 18, 2026
- Runs on
- iOS 16.0+ · Android 10+
What this page will tell you
Three things an app's site usually leaves out, kept here as records rather than claims.
What it collects, in the store's own words
The same categories the App Store listing uses, so the two can be compared line by line instead of taken on trust.
What it collectsEvery version keeps its address
Release notes are dated records with their own pages. An old version does not disappear when a new one ships.
Read the release notesWhat it does
2.3.0
Works with no signal
Records are written to the device and stay readable with the radio off. There is no sync queue, so there is nothing to get stuck and nothing to lose when a connection comes back.
2.3.0
Photographs on the record
A photograph belongs to the record it was taken for, at the size it was captured. Field photographs are evidence, and a downscaled copy of evidence is a different thing.
2.4.0
Where it was written
A record can carry the coordinates it was made at, with the accuracy the device reported rather than a false decimal place. Stamps are off until a survey switches them on.
2.5.0
Reminders for an open survey
Set per survey, not globally, because one survey runs for a morning and another runs for a season. The reminder is scheduled on the device, so nothing about the survey leaves it.
Recent releases
Exports now carry the photos as well as the text, and a survey can be reopened after it has been closed.
One fix for a crash on Android devices that report no camera, which is more of them than expected.
Reminders, and the first release where a survey can be handed to someone else without exporting it first.