Stopped time counts gaps between position updates — a period without GPS updates may show as stopped time even if the group was moving.
Timings estimates
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left start point
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arrived at finish
0:00
walked time (moving)
0:00
activity time
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GPS-shadowed periods
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reclassified as walking
Next waypoint
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0%— km left
Route source—
Last fix—
Position event—
Next campsite—
Day start / finish—
Daily timings log
Per-day timings recorded automatically from the tracker feed. Values update live during the expedition; with the Cloudflare KV binding enabled they are kept after the expedition for review.
Route setup
Permits held
Trackers 0
Trackers are labelled with neutral aliases (never participant names). Choose one naming scheme for this expedition and point each tracker at its TruTrak asset. Leave the API details blank to use the shared account; set them per-tracker only for multi-account setups.
Tracker naming scheme
Please do not enter participant names or other identifying personal information as tracker names.
Route cards 0/4
Upload a GPX file for each day. The distance, time and start/stop are read from the file for you to confirm before importing.
Pick whose position to share, then tap an app. On a phone the app opens directly if installed, otherwise in the browser.
Sign in
ScoutGPS
Live expedition tracking
Scouts safeguarding — please confirm
Before using ScoutGPS, please read and confirm you will follow these Scouts safeguarding essentials:
Supervision — never plan to be alone with a child or young person, online or in person. Follow your organisation's safeguarding requirements, including the Scouts Safeguarding Code of Conduct for Adults (Yellow Card) and the required adult-to-young-person supervision arrangements. A Young Leader is themselves a young person and does not replace an adult for these purposes.
Rations, water & equipment — everyone carries adequate food, water and emergency rations, and the planned kit for the day's route and weather.
Route & check-ins — stay on the planned route, keep the tracker live, and check in at waypoints so the group knows where everyone is.
Emergency procedures — know the emergency contact numbers, the meeting points, and the group's incident procedure before setting out.
Report concerns — raise any worry about a young person's welfare or safety with the group lead / leader in charge immediately.
