Building on top of the last release which introduced background tracking, this development cycle focused on polishing functionalities and building on top of preexisting features. The variety of improvements is sure to make our diverse user base and community excited to upgrade to QField 3.6.
Easily bring your XLSForm surveys into the QGIS and QField ecosystem. The plugin converts spreadsheets into fully prepared QGIS projects—with media support, automatic form configuration, and one-click upload to QFieldCloud.
Migrating to QField was never easier!
Let’s not beat around the bush: QField has hit 1+ million downloads. What started as an ambitious open-source project has transformed into a global tool that’s changing how professionals collect spatial data in the field.
Just back from #FOSSGIS2025 in Münster – what a week! 🚀
We shared new QField features, ran workshops, demoed plugins, and connected with so many amazing people. Thanks to the organisers & everyone who came by! 💚
👉 Full recap:
This year, OPENGIS.ch celebrated its 10th anniversary in Bern, with an afternoon full of workshops attended by clients, long-term friends, and colleagues. Here, we will give a glimpse of QField: its vision, where it’s headed, and the exciting features future users can look forward to. QField was created on June Weiterlesen…
Track positions in the background, even when your device is locked, for more efficient fieldwork. Enjoy seamless WebDAV folder integration, grid decorations, improved QFieldCloud downloads, and new plugin enhancements, that allow for example OpenStreetMap search integration or AI prompting. Big thanks to our sponsors—this release is a game-changer! 🚀
QField 3.4 includes major updates, such as a geofencing framework that enables user alerts and limitations based on area entry/exit, a new processing toolbox with over a dozen algorithms for geometry manipulation directly in the field, and enhanced camera functionality.
Join the effort to map the floods in Ticino! Download QField Rapid Mapper at https://qfield.app. This mobile app allows emergency responders, civil protection, military, and citizens to quickly assess and report damages from natural disasters. OPENGIS.ch is donating the QFieldCloud infrastructure for real-time data collection and mapping to enhance disaster response in 2024.
Imagine digitizing photos of spotted birds onto a vector point layer with a single tap?
Now you can, thanks to QField’s new plugin framework. Find all the details in our latest blog post!
Say hello to the game-changing plugin framework – revolutionizing the way you can enhance your workflows. Plus, we’ve packed in tons of new features and improvements, including enhanced drawing capabilities.
A #QGIS #fieldwork new era🌟