Launch of Story Mapping App for explorer.land

We are very excited to launch the Story Mapping App for explorer.land.

Through the video below, discover how the Story Mapping App can enable you to tell stories and share information directly from the project site, without having to access a desktop computer or the internet.

Introduction video of the Story Mapping App for explorer.land

You can freely access the Story Mapping App through Android’s Playstore.

The Story Mapping App for has two applications.

Newsreader

It is a news feed reader enabling everyone to easily follow the latest project news on explorer.land. After installing and opening the app, you can view all published project news and photo galleries. You can also subscribe to the news stream of selected projects.

Geolocalized story posting

As a registered explorer.land user, you can use the app to create your own geolocated news posts and publish them in your project presentation at explorer.land.

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Alexander Watson
Co-Founder and CEO, OpenForests. Passionate about finding answers to the burning questions of our time. Driven by the mission to create tools that help reconnect people and nature.
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