Detector Maps App Reviews

Downloaded this application the day it became live for the states. All of the information it gives along with the lidar aspect and old gold find recordings is excellent for research. The claim boundaries and linking to the MLRS data is also a great touch. Showing water flow and seasonal streams helps a bunch in researching areas to prospect especially near old hydraulic pits.

Have 17 pro max and can’t see River names, shows 50% of gold claims in California!! I am unsubscribing after the 1st month SMH

I love this app and the customer service is awesome. One app to replace three🤙

I love detector maps totally worth it

When you engage certain layers of claims you can't see through the shading of the claim. Would get more stars if you add a bar to increase or reduce the shading of different configurations.

This app pulls all the necessary information into one fairly easy to use format. MRDS, ACTIVE CLAIMS, HISTORIC CLAIMS, HOTSPOTS. So much more! Seriously useful information. I feel empowered to get out there and prospect.

Can't live without it now

I have been randomly prospecting for several years now. Just in the past few months I decided to take this hobby/passion to another level. This app has been a game changer in every way possible. The creators definitely deserve a pat on the back!!

I’ve never uninstalled and app and cancelled a trial so quickly. Maybe it works in other parts of the world but for Idaho - lands I know like the back of my hand - there’s no BLM/land ownership boundaries. No LiDAR. Tons of missing active claims. No historical mining info in the hottest historical area of the state. What gives? Promises made on the site (including 7 day free trial that is actually 3), but promises unkept.

Unless you purchase it’s only good for a topo map. Nothing free.

The app only gives me placer claim count when im looking at prospectivity and catchments, which used to give me the probability of gold percentages. Im really enjoying the app other than the little bugs here and there.