Share a live trail map with routes, markers, notes, and annotations intact, instead of sending screenshots or disconnected files.
TrailNote is useful when the map needs to stay understandable after it leaves your screen. Unlisted links let you share a live project view, while team-oriented plans add invitations and roles when the workflow moves beyond one person.
Share the actual map project, not a flattened screenshot or PDF.
Keep routes, notes, and marker context together for reviewers and trip collaborators.
Revoke links or move to team workflows when the audience changes.
Trail maps often lose context when shared as screenshots or exported fragments. TrailNote preserves the live map view so the route, notes, and markers stay connected.
Sharing should be fast, but it should not be irreversible. TrailNote uses unlisted links for lightweight sharing and supports revocation when the audience or plan changes.
Some teams need more than a view-only share link. TrailNote supports that transition by connecting public-style sharing with invitation-based collaboration on higher plans.
TrailNote can generate an unlisted link for a project, so the shared map reflects the current routes, markers, and notes without requiring the viewer to log in.
Yes. Shared links can be revoked, which disables access and lets you create a new link for the correct audience when needed.
Yes. In addition to unlisted sharing, Business plans add invitations and role-based collaboration for internal team workflows.