Your own ground
Save a spot and it gets a forecast of its own.
Not the region with your spot somewhere inside it. That ridge. That seep. A live read on the ground you actually stand on, a best day in the next ten, your photographs, and every visit you have ever made there.
Free keeps as many spots as you like on the public map, plus one locked private spot. Membership — 449 kr per season, or 59 kr for a weekend — turns every spot you keep into its own instrument.
A forecast per spot
Each spot reads for itself.
Open it in August and the whole collection answers in one screen: which of your places is worth the drive this week, and which morning to take it.
The ground you already know is the ground it reads sharpest, because it is reading the metre you walked rather than a nine-kilometre weather cell with your hollow lost inside it. Two spots four hundred metres apart get two different answers, and the difference is the north shoulder between them.
- Its own read, today
- The verdict for the species you keep there, from the slope, damp and canopy of that actual ground crossed with live SMHI weather.
- The best day in the next ten
- A named date. Klåveröd, west ridge reads Monday 27 July; Nackarpsdalen hollow reads today.
- How far off it is
- Röstånga beech stand sits about a week from karljohan. Skäralid ravine floor is roughly six weeks from trattkantarell, so you can leave it be until October.
- Your photographs
- The basket, the tree, the turn in the path you use to find it again.
- Your visit history
- Five trips, five finds, no blanks — held per spot and kept across seasons.
Every spot you keep is forecast this way, all ten days out, and they all re-read themselves each morning while you are still asleep.
And it tells you when one wakes upA word when it turns
Your phone tells you the week one of yours wakes up.
When a spot you keep crosses into Moving or Likely, a notification says so and names the day. You get to stop checking, right through the slow weeks of July.
Two things earn the right to reach you: your own ground, and the turns of the season in your province — the first kantarell weather, the trattkantarell window opening, the last good week before the frost takes it. That is the whole list, and it is short by design.
Choose which spots speak up and which stay quiet, and set whether a spot calls you at Moving or waits until Likely.
How a locked spot stays lockedMonday 09:12
Linny
Klåveröd, west ridge is moving.
Kantarell — best day looks like Thursday.
Friday 07:40
Linny
Nackarpsdalen hollow just crossed into Likely.
Blåbär — your history and this week agree. Today.
Tuesday 08:05
Linny
Trattkantarell weather is arriving in Skåne.
The season turns. Your ravine spots are the ones to watch.
The three kinds that arrive
Locked in the code
Your grandfather’s ground stays your grandfather’s ground.
A locked spot cannot be published — not by a setting you have to remember, but by construction correctly. The private coordinate lives on one side of a wall that only carries traffic in one direction.
Share a find and it leaves as a species, a season and a province. The card a share produces is built without anywhere to hold a coordinate — the field simply is not on the object.
What your phone holds
- Klåveröd, west ridge
- 56.0235, 13.2385
- Mostly kantarell ground
- 5 trips · 5 finds · 0 blanks
- Your photographs, since 2023
What a share carries out
- Kantarell
- August
- Skåne
Three fields. That is the entire object.
One person in, one spot at a time.
Invite a named guest to a single spot. They see that one place and can log finds there, attributed to them, so the record stays truthful about who picked what. Your other ground remains yours alone, and you can revoke a guest whenever you like.
A lapsed membership leaves the record intact.
Everything you recorded stays exactly as you recorded it — every spot, every visit, every photograph, at the visibility it was stamped with when you wrote it. Come back a season later and your collection is waiting as you left it.
As you walk it
Likely — when your history and the week agree.
Three finds across two seasons makes a spot eligible. When live conditions point the same way as your own record, that spot is crowned Likely — the strongest call it makes, and the only state your own walking unlocks.
It sharpens as you go. The first season buys you a forecast per spot; the third buys you Likely on the spots that have earned it.
The record
Every visit is a row, the quiet ones included.
A blank trip is as much a fact as a full basket, and keeping both is what makes a spot’s pattern legible across seasons — the bar for ’24, ’25 and ’26 stacked one above the other, with each visit marked good haul, a few, or blank.
In November a season recap adds it all up — finds across spots, your best haul with its date, the species you know ranked by how often you have found them. In spring a year-ahead almanac gives you back your own dates, so you know when your ground usually turns.
Resolution is earned by walking.
A spot you have picked reads finer than ground the terrain layer has only ever looked at. That grain comes out of your own record, which means it arrives by walking — it is yours the moment you log the find, at every price.
Free and membership
Keep spots for free. Pay to have each one watched.
Free
0 kr
- Save as many spots as you like, shown on the public map
- One locked spot — private, and private for good
- The whole country’s forecast, ten days out, every species
- Log finds and blanks; the record is yours to keep
Membership
449 krper season
or 59 kr for a weekend
- A live read and a best-day-in-ten on every spot you keep
- A word the week one of them starts moving, with the day named
- Every spot locked, as many as you want
- Named guests, invited one spot at a time
- The journal, the season recap and the year ahead
- Moon, pressure and the real lightning layer