Map
Self position, member locations, search, layers, and measuring
How to Use the STALKR Map
The map combines your position, active Crew members, Markers, Zones, Trails, Routes, Checkpoints, and Journeys. Tap an object for details; use the drawer for field actions and Map Layers for rendering controls.
How the Self Marker Works
Your self marker uses the local GPS fix. Its halo shows accuracy and its arrow shows device-facing direction only when STALKR has a trustworthy compass heading.
How to Find a Crew Member
Select the correct Crew, then tap the member marker or use the visible Crew/member controls to open their card. The marker’s timestamp and presence label tell you whether the point is current.
How Map Layers Work
Map Layers show or hide Zones, Routes and Checkpoints, Trails, places/businesses, photo previews, and marker types. Layer switches affect drawing only; they do not delete data or disable Zone monitoring.
How to Measure Distance
Open the map measure tool, choose points on the map, and read the straight-line distance and bearing. The measurement is local and is not saved as a Route.