Hunt log

Review completed live hunts: tracks, participants, sightings, downed and wounded game.

Where to find it

• Web: sidebar entry Hunt log (icon: history clock).
• Mobile: home screen tile Hunt log (icon: history clock).

The list shows every completed hunt for the currently selected team, most recent first.

List view

Completed hunts are grouped by month under a heading that shows the month name and the number of hunts that month. The current month is open by default. Tap a month heading to expand or collapse it.

At the top of the page there is a Start hunt button when no hunt is in progress. When a hunt is active, a card showing the live session appears at the top instead so you can jump back into it.

Each row shows:

• Hunt name (or the linked calendar event title, or "Unnamed hunt" if neither is set)
• Date and time the hunt ended
• Linked calendar event (if any)
• Participant count and total duration
• Counters for sightings, downed, and wounded game shown as icons
• A speech bubble with the message count, if you have access to the hunt chat. Tap it to open the chat directly without going via the summary

Mobile loads twenty hunts at a time. The web app has Previous and Next buttons at the bottom so you can page back through older hunts.

Summary view

Tap a row to open the summary. The page shows:

1. Header stats: date, duration, total distance covered, participant count, linked event.
2. Playback timeline: a row with play/pause, a speed (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x), and a draggable timeline. As the hunt plays back, the tracks are drawn out over time and the sighting / downed / wounded pins appear in the moment they were reported. Useful for seeing how the hunt unfolded minute by minute.
3. Map: one coloured line per participant track and pins for every sighting / downed / wounded event marker. You can zoom in and out with the plus and minus buttons in the corner. Tap a participant or a pin to see a card with details.
4. Participants: one row per participant with a coloured swatch matching the track on the map, distance covered, and an eye toggle to hide their track.
5. Sightings / Downed / Wounded: three sections grouping the event markers by type. Each entry shows species, notes, photo (if uploaded), and a Show on map button that re-centres the map on the marker.

Distance accuracy

Per-participant distance is computed server-side from the recorded positions using the haversine formula. Two filters reduce GPS jitter:

• Points with reported accuracy worse than 100 m are skipped.
• Pairs of points more than 10 minutes apart are treated as a disconnect (not movement) and excluded from the running total.

Treat the distance as approximate. Real-world accuracy depends on hardware, sky visibility and how often the phone reported.

Active hunts

The history list only contains hunts that have ended. The active hunt (if any) still appears in the regular live-hunt entry above the main navigation. Opening a history link for a hunt that has not yet ended redirects to the live view.

Downsampling

To keep the page snappy, the API down-samples positions to one point every 30 seconds for the summary view by default. The full-resolution data remains available via the API for analytics use cases.