A handheld map for the trail that asks nothing of you. No phone, no signal, no account. Just you, the land, and weeks of quiet.
Scout, somewhere off the main trail.
I built GPS gadgets for myself for years. Soldering prototypes at the bench. Watching screens wash out in the sun, and batteries quit at 2 p.m. with ten miles still to go. Scout is what all of that led to.
It runs for weeks. It reads beautifully in direct sunlight. It doesn't buzz, doesn't show ads, doesn't track you. It shows you where you are and helps you get back. That's it.
— Verne, from the bench at The Orange Garage
Tap any note. We'll show you exactly how.
About two weeks on a charge with average use. Wondering how long it lasts for you? Open the charge calculator →
One ink, one paper, every line on purpose. Scout's black-and-white maps are drawn from the best open trail, contour, and public-land data out there, with a calm, Game-Boy-clean look. We made it that way because it's beautiful, not because we had to.
Buy the regions you wander. Skip the ones you don't.
Real maps, real card.
Your breadcrumbs, logged.
Scout launches on Indiegogo this summer. Be there for the early-bird run, straight from the garage and the trail.