Placer Map is a discovery map and personal field journal for those who want to explore Turkish rivers and keep their own field observations organized.
EXPLORE
• Explore research areas on the map of Turkey based on scientific and historical sources; access the source of each area with a single touch. • Search by area and record name, use research and record filters.
RECORD
• Add location and accuracy with GPS or select a point from the map. • Take up to three photos with camera guidance for overview, ground and close-up details; add tagged markers to photos. • Mark your observations, flow and access status, trial result and notes; see the field summary showing shortcomings and next steps. • Compare your visits to the same point, add points to favorites.
YOUR DATA
• No accounts or ads. Your field records and photos remain only on your device. • Export your records as JSON or CSV; exact coordinates are left out by default. • Your field journal opens offline; the map requires internet.
PLASER MAP PRO
The free version zooms in down to the map area scale. With Placer Map Pro, all zoom levels are unlocked down to the riverbed scale. • Weekly Pro: automatically renewing weekly subscription.
• Lifetime Pro: one-time purchase.
Payment will be charged to your Google Play account upon purchase confirmation. The subscription will automatically renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; the renewal fee will be charged within 24 hours before the end of the period. You can manage and cancel your subscription in Google Play › Payments and subscriptions. Terms of Use (EULA): https://mazisel.github.io/plaser-map/kosullar.html
Privacy Policy: https://mazisel.github.io/plaser-map/gizlilik.html
IMPORTANT
Plaser Map does not detect gold or minerals, nor does it calculate the probability of finding them. The areas on the map are not areas where work, excavation, or sampling is permitted. In Türkiye, mining exploration and riverbed work may require licenses and permits; obtaining these permits is the responsibility of the user.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
River exploration map and personal field notebook. Observations remain on the device.