Does the app need Internet?
No. Its images, forty-six cards, tools, source shelf, About page, and policy are included in the installed package. It requests no Internet permission.
Most controls are already in the atlas.
The Android app has no account, server, contact form, or remote support channel. These steps explain local controls and common questions.
What can be saved?
Only preset IDs for saved cards, walked markers, compass selections, and readiness checks in private app storage. There are no names, notes, locations, stories, or profiles.
How do I delete choices?
Open the in-app Index and choose Reset private choices. Android clear-storage controls or uninstalling also remove them.
Can choices move to a new device?
No. Android backup and device-to-device transfer are disabled for Kindred Waypoints data.
Why is there no note field?
The fieldbook intentionally avoids personal narratives, youth information, attendance, incidents, health details, precise locations, and other sensitive records.
Does completing a card notify anyone?
No. It does not message the publisher, request a service, register participation, create authorization, or call for help.
What if text is too large?
Use Android text and display scaling. Core app pages scroll instead of depending on fixed text heights. This site also supports browser zoom and reduced motion.
Where can a privacy question go?
Send postal mail to:
Nomad Foundation Inc
8735 Dunwoody Pl Ste N, Atlanta, GA 30350, United States
Please do not include unnecessary sensitive personal information.
Reset in three steps
- Open the Kindred Waypoints Index.
- Select Reset private choices.
- Confirm. Built-in fieldbook content remains available.