In the app: Add new group
Groups, teams and roles
Start a group, invite people and choose how much control the owner keeps. Every member gets a team colour and a role.
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A group is a shared map. You create one, name it and pick a mode.
Open groups let every member control their own settings. Mission groups give the owner and admins control of members' map and tracking settings. Observe groups keep members hidden until the owner reveals them and they agree.
Inside a group, each member picks a team colour from 14 and a role from eight. Teams make a large operation easier to split up. The owner decides who can add objects to the group map and marks the areas where members share their position.
What you can do
- Pick Open, Mission or Observe when you create a group
- Invite people with a code, a QR code or a link
- Give every member a team colour and one of eight roles
- Choose who can add objects: everyone, selected members, selected teams or admins only
- Set activity areas so members share their position only inside them
- Check which members are missing map objects and send what they lack
- Transfer ownership, pause, stop or archive a group
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Invite by code, QR code or link
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Members, teams and filters
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Group settings dashboard
Related guides
Create a team and invite people
Start a group, choose a mode and bring people in with a code, a QR code or a link.
Learn moreJoin with a code, QR code or link
Join a group with the six-character code, by scanning a QR code or from an invite link.
Learn moreSet your identity
Choose a callsign and a team colour so other members recognise you on the map.
Learn moreMore features
Live tracking
See every member and tracker on one live map, follow anyone and get an alert when they move too far away.
Map objects
Draw markers, lines, circles and polygons, attach photos and share them with the group.
Symbols and coordinates
Mark positions with 669 APP-6 military symbols and read them in six coordinate formats.