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Free to use 2 100%
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QField is a professional fieldwork app that helps you collect geospatial data and synch the results to QGIS. QField allows you to sync between the field and lab/office in the cloud.
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2 reviews from October 2024 to present
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Free to use 2 100%
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01/10/2025Easy to use / Free to use / Good value for money / Buggy /
I would recommend using QField. As with any open source software, it has its bugs, but the benefits definitely outweigh the negatives. I used it to track the locations of my camera traps in the field and...
Read moreI would recommend using QField. As with any open source software, it has its bugs, but the benefits definitely outweigh the negatives. I used it to track the locations of my camera traps in the field and collect data on the locations of ecologically relevant locations to our study system.
I worked with a multidisciplinary team of researchers, most of whom hadn't used a GIS before. Everyone was able to download the QField app and we were able to set up a working project so that the entire team can collected data while they are out doing their research. It is great for teams where members may not have access to other proprietary software.
Creating offline maps was easy as well, but caution should be taken as large basemaps can take up a lot of space and cause issues or additional bugs.
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04/10/2024Free to use / Good value for money / Buggy / Unstable / Unreliable /
Definitely recommend, although there are currently other better geospatial field collection apps out there. QField, however, has the potential to be the best if the developers can make it easier to use and synch.
