What Huntalis does, precisely.

Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg and Spain, plus the 26 Swiss cantonal sheets. Every dossier covers regulations, permits, seasons, species, weapons and safety.

The complete list from article 5 of the federal hunting act, each with a photograph, its federal hunting status and a link to the text that prevails.

Countries, cantons, species, guides and rules all come out of one search, which opens the right sheet directly.

Temperature and wind read at the station nearest the followed canton, with wind direction and the exact time of measurement — a reading, not a forecast.

Computed on the device for the followed position: the hours that frame shooting read at a glance, network or not.

Four FOEN layers over the swisstopo base, clickable through to each zone’s sheet, and your position on request — computed on the device, never transmitted.

Every harvest keeps its photo, weight, date, canton, place and your notes; the species is suggested by the corpus.

Number of harvests and total weight since 1 April, recomputed on every entry.

The logbook never leaves the phone. It does not replace the official declarations your canton requires.

The home screen opens on the canton you follow; pin the sheets, species and guides you keep coming back to.

Licences, certificates and culling plans imported from the phone, available offline and stored locally.

French, German, Italian and English: the interface and the dossiers follow the same choice, down to the capitals’ names and the wind’s compass points.