Guests log the leopard, you get the credit.

The wildlife they came for, in your app.

Your guests didn’t fly across the world to log wildlife in a free app they found at the airport — or to leave with nothing but a camera roll. The guest experience is where you stand out, and Fieldmarks puts it in your logo and colors, not ours.

• Nothing to sign up for. A five-character code from their invitation — or a tap on the link, or a scan of the QR their guide holds up — and they’re in.
• The app already knows the trip: every day of the itinerary, every species in every park on it — Swahili names, rarity for that region, conservation status — downloaded before departure and working with no signal for days.
• The whole party logs into one feed and chases its Most Wanted list; the guide verifies, adds a note, and logs for the quiet ones, so nobody’s leopard goes unrecorded.

Three parties, three parks, one screen.

Freelance guides, third-party camps, a radio that may or may not reach — and the whole operational picture living in your head and a dozen WhatsApp threads. The Trip Board holds it instead: who’s in the field, what they’ve seen, and what needs attention before a guest feels it — the party nobody has joined yet, the report about to go out, the guide double-booked next Tuesday. And when the question comes months later — which day, which guide, which crossing — the record is verified, time-stamped, and attributed.