One map for the party
See each hunter's last-known position, with its age, next to your own.
Signum puts your hunting party on one map and one chat over radio, with no cell signal. Pin the truck, camp and water, and see where everyone was last heard.

A party splits up before dawn: stands, ridges and drainages, all out of cell range. By midday you are guessing who is still sitting, who is dragging something out and who is turned around.
Most of what you carry is built for you alone. The phone has the map. The satellite messenger is there for emergencies. Neither is built to show your whole party at once, and texting from a handheld is cumbersome.
And at dark the question is simple: is everyone headed back toward the truck?
See each hunter's last-known position, with its age, next to your own.
Waypoints for the places you need to find again, shared with the party.
Download the unit ahead of time. Coordinate search works with no connection.
The group is the people who scanned in. Nothing else reaches you, and no one outside the group sees your position.
A layer for Forest Service, BLM and state land. It shows who manages land, not property lines, and needs a connection.
Send a line or a low-detail photo to the party without cell service.



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Demo group in Yosemite Valley. People and messages are for demo purposes.
Each phone pairs with a compatible radio in the Android app.
One person makes the group. The party scans a QR code.
Save the truck and camp before you split up.
Signum is not an emergency service and makes no range promises. Good to know