For trappers

Built by a trapper, for the people on the line.

From first-season beginners to crews running hundreds of sets, Trapline IQ keeps your territory, your traditions and your people connected, even far beyond cell coverage.

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Trappers in 19 regionsuse Trapline IQ on the line
Who it's for

Made for every kind of trapline.

Whether it's your first season or your thirtieth, a solo line or a family operation, Trapline IQ fits the way you already work.

Trapper with a snowmobile and sled on a snowy trail

Seasoned line runners

Long lines, hundreds of sets, years of habits. Keep every trap and route in one place instead of a notebook and memory.

  • Hundreds of sets, no clutter
  • Season-over-season history
  • Fast two-tap visit logging
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Crews and partners

Share a territory with the people you trap alongside, split up the line and see who checked what, and when.

  • Shared sets and routes
  • Visits tagged by person
  • Plan outings together
A father and his two young children by a river, the older child holding a mink

New and family trappers

Learning the land with the next generation? Mark what works, note what doesn't, and build knowledge you can hand down.

  • Simple, guided setup
  • Notes and photos on every set
  • Offline maps from day one

Trusted on traplines across Canada.

12,400trap sets mapped
86,000visits logged
19trapping regions covered
100%works offline
Voices from the line

What trappers are saying.

Sample stories from trappers using Trapline IQ through the season.

Verified trapper

“I used to keep my sets in three notebooks and my head. Now my whole line is on my phone, even out past Lac Contact where there's no signal at all.”

Marc-André L.Côte-Nord, QC · 22 seasons
Verified trapper

“My brother and I split our line on weekends. Seeing which sets he checked and what he found saves us a ton of back and forth.”

Jessie T.Northern Ontario · 6 seasons
Verified trapper

“Teaching my daughter the line, we photograph every set and write down what worked. That's a record she'll have long after I'm done.”

Ray K.Churchill River, MB · 14 seasons
Verified trapper

“The offline maps sold me. I ran forty kilometres of line last week without a single bar and every visit was waiting to sync when I got home.”

Denise P.Northwest Territories · 9 seasons
Verified trapper

“Two taps at each set and I'm moving again. At the end of the season my report was basically done before I sat down.”

Luc B.Abitibi, QC · 17 seasons
Season planner

Your season, at a glance.

Mark openings, plan your outings and get reminders before key dates, all on one seasonal calendar. Dates below are examples; always check your provincial regulations.

  1. OctScoutingMark new spots to set when season opens
  2. NowNovSeason opensMarten, fisher, mink
  3. DecPeak runningBeaver, otter, lynx
  4. JanDeep winterSnowmobile routes
  5. FebLate seasonFox, coyote, wolf
  6. MarWrap upPull sets, sell fur
Two trappers in a fur shed with stretched pelts
Toulnoustouc crew4 trappers · 435 sets · 439 km²
Crews

Bring your crew along.

Invite the people you trap with to a shared territory. Everyone works from the same map, and nothing gets lost between trips.

  • Shared territoryOne map of sets and routes for the whole crew.
  • Who checked whatEvery visit shows who logged it and when.
  • Plan outings togetherSplit the line and set dates in the shared calendar.
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In the field

Life on the line.

Snowmobile runs, fur sheds and frozen lakes: a season through the eyes of the trappers who use Trapline IQ.