⬡  Bedford, UK  ·  Est. 2026

Tools made by people
who love the landscape.

Made by a hobbyist, for hobbyists. Free apps for the things we love doing — no ads, no subscriptions, nothing for sale. If one helps you, give to a good cause instead.

Walk the landscape. Record what matters. Give something back.

We enhance with factual, minimal, intelligent commentary.

Free, always Family guild Bedford, UK All data on-device
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Q3 '26
Fieldcraft Launch

Three field apps.
All free.

Each app stands alone and each one is free. No ads, no subscriptions, no sign-up — and we never handle any money. If an app helps you, you can give directly to a good cause.

01
Fieldcraft Nature
A private field intelligence engine for birders and naturalists. Voice-to-text sightings, ambient sensor automation, Field Memory. Free. All data stays on your phone.
Live Q3 2026
02
Fieldcraft Heritage
Built for metal detectorists. Permission management, find logging with depth and period, ground conductivity conditions, site memory that builds over seasons. Your permissions, your finds, your ground.
In field testing
Open it & see it in the field ↓
03
Fieldcraft Angling
Session logging for anglers. Catch log with lb/oz weight, PB detection, blank recording, method and swim notes. Conditions bar reads pressure, wind direction and temperature for feeding likelihood. Your water, your history.

Open it now.
Keep it on your phone.

Fieldcraft Heritage runs in your phone's browser — nothing to download from an app store, no account, no sign-up. Add it to your home screen and it opens like any other app, even with no signal out in the field.

⬡ Open Fieldcraft Heritage →
Free, always · Your finds stay on your phone
Android · Chrome
  1. Tap Open Fieldcraft Heritage.
  2. Tap the ⋮ menu, top right.
  3. Choose Add to Home screen or Install app.
iPhone · Safari
  1. Open the link in Safari.
  2. Tap Share (the square with an arrow — on newer iPhones it sits in the ••• menu).
  3. Choose Add to Home Screen, then Add.

Your permissions, finds and photos are saved on the phone itself. Tap Settings → Back Up My Data now and then so you never lose them.

Read the ground.
Remember every find.

Swipe to see more →
Fieldcraft Heritage Home screen: today's weather, ground conditions and what past sessions on this permission show
01 · Before you go
Read the ground
Weather, soil and what your past sessions say about today.
All Finds list with photos, material, depth and signal for each find
02 · In the field
Log it
Every find with a photo, depth, signal and a quick note, as you dig.
Enrich Find screen with field and cleaned photos and material buttons
03 · At home
Enrich it
Cleaned photos front and back, material, period, weight and size.
Field Intelligence screen: totals and what your sessions on each permission show
04 · Over time
Learn your land
Field Memory shows what each permission tells you, session after session.
Baluster mount, front
Front
Baluster mount, back
Back
Find of the Month · October 2026

Baluster mount

Material
Copper alloy, cast
Date
c. 1650 – 1750
Found by
Jason
Logged with
Fieldcraft Heritage

A cast copper-alloy mount with turned, baluster-style mouldings. The back is hollow with fixing spikes, so it was made to be fixed onto something as decoration. Green-brown patina from a few centuries in the plough soil.

Send us your find →

We never show where a find was made — just the find, and who found it.

Free, always.
Give if you want to.

No money ever comes to us — not a penny. If Fieldcraft helps you enjoy your hobby, please consider giving to one of these. You give to them directly, on their own site.

❤ British Heart Foundation
Registered charity 225971 (England & Wales) · SC039426 (Scotland)

Funding research into heart and circulatory diseases. Donate once or monthly; Gift Aid is handled on their page.

Donate to the BHF ↗
🌱 Mossy Earth
UK social venture — not a registered charity

Rewilding and nature restoration projects in the UK and around the world, supported by members.

Support Mossy Earth's rewilding ↗

Some of the rewilding work Mossy Earth's members support.

Ocelot
Ocelot
Species reintroduction · Americas
Native birch sapling
Native birch
Reforestation · Iceland
Kelp forest restoration
Kelp forest
Marine restoration · UK
Island habitat protection
Island habitat
Coastal protection · Madeira

Images courtesy of Mossy Earth · mossy.earth

Wildlife Relic Guild.
One hobbyist, many hobbies.

Not a startup. Not a company. A Bedford hobbyist building the tools he actually wants to use — free for everyone, with giving back baked in from the first line of code.

Founder
Jason Waller
Built the guild from scratch — script, engine, conservation model, product vision. Metal detectorist, naturalist, Bedford. Builds the apps he wants to use in the field — and gives them away free.

Built for the field.
Giving back to it.

Free, always. All data on your device. No ads, no subscriptions, no sign-up.
Made by a hobbyist, for hobbyists. Just the tool.

Explore Fieldcraft → Good Causes

Questions? waller642@gmail.com

The Guild Gallery

Your landscape. Your story.

This site is built from real days in the field. If you use Fieldcraft — send us your shots.

Field shots. Finds. Wildlife. Landscape. And smiling faces — because everyone out there is doing what they love. The best images join the guild wall, credited by name.

🪙 Finds 🌿 Wildlife 🎣 Catches 🌄 Landscape 😄 Smiling faces
Send your shots →

By submitting you confirm you took the photo and grant Wildlife Relic Guild permission to display it on this site, credited to you.

Photography · Richard Southan

Grey Heron
Grey Heron
Ardea cinerea
Reed Bunting
Reed Bunting
Emberiza schoeniclus
Mallard duckling
Mallard duckling
Anas platyrhynchos
Mute Swan cygnets
Mute Swan cygnets
Cygnus olor
Wasp Spider
Wasp Spider
Argiope bruennichi

All wildlife photography used with the kind permission of Richard Southan.

In the field · Jason Waller

Detector at sunset
End of day
Bedfordshire permission
Spade in the ground
The dig
Winter fields
Coins on the detector
The finds
Lincolnshire permission
Heather at sunset
The landscape
Heathland, late summer