Trace from Photo▸Sketch or aerial photo, lined up.
Survey Tools▸Elev., Grade, Distance, & Areas.
Layout Tubing▸Pump houses, mainlines and tanks.
Add Monitoring▸Gateways, nodes and sensors.
Your Content▸Everything you have drawn or placed.
Bill of Material▸What your layout adds up to.
👀 View Example Sugarbushes
See how a finished map reads.
Quick readings — nothing here is saved with the site. For taking quick measurements before laying out lines.
Already mapped your bush in onX? Bring those lines and waypoints in, or send this map back out to onX.
Export your onX map as KML (onX Web Map → My Content → Export) to keep lines & shapes.
Already have your bush mapped — on paper, or in a program that
will not export? Put that picture underneath the map and draw your real lines on top.
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Upload it. A phone photo of a paper map, or a screenshot from another
program. Click the box above, or drag the file onto it.
Line it up. Zoom the map to roughly your land, then hit
🪄 Auto-align — it finds the rotation, size and position for you.
Works best on a screenshot of another map.
Or place it by hand. Turn Move on and drag the photo, then use
Rotate and Size until buildings and field edges sit over the real ones.
Trace your lines. Draw with Layout Tubing straight over the photo.
The lines you draw are real and georeferenced — the photo underneath is not.
Hide the photo any time with the Photo overlay eye under
Layer Visibility. Your lines stay.
Mark the pump house first, then draw the mainlines that run to it.
Pick a tool, then click the map to place it. Right-click removes the last line point.
Add a gateway — it communicates with the nodes. Multiple gateways can be used to extend coverage.
Pick a tool, then click the map to place it. Right-click removes the last line point.
Everything you have drawn or dropped — click one to rename it, see its length or check its grade.
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What your layout adds up to: tubing first, then the monitoring hardware it needs.
Tubing
Monitoring Equipment
Layer Visibility▸
Your map
All lines
All waypoints
Map
Contour lines
Contour interval5 ft10 ft20 ft40 ft
Leaf-off imagery
Property lines
Main lines
Photo overlay
Line labels
Line labels
NameSizeTypeDistance
Waypoint labels
Pump HouseVacuum SensorNodeTank LevelOtherGateway
Grade
Terrain slope field
Terrain smoothingRawFineMedCoarse
Line grade shading
Sap Flow Simulation
Line grade smoothing25 ft50 ft100 ft200 ft
Gateway
Gateway coverage
Measured data points
Distance rings
Signal quality
Cellular
Cellular coverage
Carrier-reported coverage. Actual signal varies — verify on site.
Surface type
Advanced (RSSI & SNR)
🔑 Legend▸
What every pin, line and colour on the map stands for.
Grade
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Prefilled from your map — edit if needed.
Building your quote
Rename layout
Auto-aligning your photo
How many taps per acre in this woods?
Every woods is different, so there is no number until you give one. It is saved with this map.
Pace out 26 ft 4 in from where you stand, turn a full circle, and count the tappable trees inside it. That circle is a twentieth of an acre. Do it in two or three places that look different from each other.
Coverage Planner
Import / Export▸
onX map in, KML or GPX out.
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