Act in the right order
Use practical, focused steps across shelter, fire, water, food, first aid, signaling, and navigation without digging through a wall of text.
WILDERNESS KNOWLEDGE, WITHIN REACH
When the trail turns serious.
A vivid field companion for the moments when confidence matters most—identify what you see, find rescue resources, navigate deliberately, and move through the wild with a smarter plan.
- 3 visual ID scanners
- 50-state SAR tools
- Dedicated winter section
9:41FIELD GUIDE
Winter survival
Stay warm. Stay dry. Stay found.
Built for pressureShort steps. Clear priorities.
A field guide that respects the field.
The outdoors rarely gives you ideal conditions. Guidance is organized around the decisions you actually need to make—what comes first, what can wait, and what keeps a bad situation from becoming worse.
Prepare before you leave
Build stronger habits with gear guidance and planning that helps you spot gaps before weather, terrain, or fading daylight expose them.
Know who to call
Keep a search-and-rescue directory close at hand when local emergency resources and clear communication matter.
THREE EYES ON THE WILD
Point. Scan. Learn what’s in front of you.
Three focused identification tools help turn a trail-side mystery into a useful starting point. Explore each scanner to see how it fits the field.
INTERACTIVE FEATURE TOUR
Mushroom identifier
Frame the cap, stem, and surrounding habitat to compare visible characteristics and narrow your next research step.
Identification tools support learning. Never eat a wild plant or mushroom based on an app result alone.
From curiosity to a confident next move.
Every scanner has a clear purpose, a focused path, and the same calm visual language as the field guides—so the technology never gets in the way of the outdoors.
SEARCH & RESCUE, CONNECTED
A stronger link between lost and found.
Built around the complete rescue journey—from finding the right local resource to recording a route that can help explain where you’ve been.
50-state SAR directory
Find search-and-rescue contacts and organizations across every U.S. state from one focused directory.
Rescue database
Explore an organized resource base made for the people who prepare, respond, and help bring others home.
Volunteer enlistment
A direct path for people ready to learn more about serving their local SAR community.
Live maps
Keep terrain and location context visible when orientation matters most.
Breadcrumb trail
Leave a visible sequence of route points that helps you understand and retrace your path.
In an emergency: contact 911 or local emergency services. In-app resources complement—not replace—official emergency response.
KOA & CAMPGROUNDS, US + CANADA
Your next campsite, before you need it.
A built-in directory of KOA and campgrounds across the United States and Canada—with directions and phone numbers, so the night’s plan is settled before the light fades.
KOA directory
Find KOA campgrounds across the U.S. and Canada in one organized, searchable directory—no signal-hunting through browser tabs.
Campground database
A deep database of campgrounds across two countries, built for people who actually sleep outside.
Directions
Route guidance to the campground gate, so you arrive with daylight to spare.
Phone numbers
Call ahead for availability, hookups, and seasonal dates—numbers right in every listing.
THE WINTER EDITION
Cold changes every decision.
Winter gets its own complete section—designed around the speed at which wind, moisture, and low temperatures can turn discomfort into danger.
Gear checklist
Layering systems
Food & water
Shelter building
Fire in snow
Whiteout navigation
Cold emergencies
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Protect heat first.
A simple hierarchy for a cold-weather emergency.
1Get out of wind and stop conductive heat loss.
2Replace wet layers and insulate head, neck, and core.
3Build shelter before cold reduces judgment and dexterity.
WARNING GUIDANCE IS HIGHLIGHTED IN AMBER
Not more information. Better decisions.
A calm, focused companion for hikers, hunters, campers, families, and anyone who knows that self-reliance starts before the emergency.
INSIDE THE APP
More than winter.
Winter gets its own section—but iSurvive is a four-season companion. Here’s the actual app, straight from an iPhone.
GPS compass
A full digital compass with GPS heading, for when the trail—and the landmarks—disappear.
The full toolbox
Plant, mushroom and track scanners, the SAR directory, an AI survival expert, offline breadcrumb trails and the rule of 3s—all in one place.
Carry the knowledge.
Make your next trip a little more prepared—and your response to the unexpected a lot more deliberate.
Download on the App Store Wilderness Survival Skills for iPhoneBuilt by Holden Chandler, a hiker and biker. Visit his YouTube channel ↗