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Rocklogger is now available for iPhone! What’s new New icon New bottom tab navigation to switch between records, map and stereonet view when interpreting a log In-app purchases to unlock logging upgrade and stereonet features separately, without needing to purchase … Continue reading →

  Connected Timer lets you create a timetable with named intervals, and have it count down on multiple devices at once. Create the timetable and enter each interval and duration. Then, join the timetable on other devices by running the … Continue reading →

   Bus Finder is an Android app which aims to make Melbourne (and regional Victorian) bus routes easier to find. It received runners up in the 2015 VicTripathon competition, for best improvement to user experience (any PTV dataset). VicTripathon was … Continue reading →

The latest Rocklogger update allows paid users to plot logs on custom basemaps. This post is a brief guide on how to get maps from several different sources onto your phone. Use your own custom basemaps You can plot Rocklogger … Continue reading →

This update introduces the ability to plot records on custom basemaps, which you can load from a number of sources (paid only): -Web map tiles, eg Open Street Maps -MapBox/RMaps database -Hierarchical z/x/y directory of tile images -Zip file of … Continue reading →

Rocklogger has just been published to Blackberry World. Most features are the same as for Android, with a couple of differences: The Android robot in the icon has been replaced by a blue symbol man: And the separate unlocker app … Continue reading →

This update lets paid users display a live stereonet plot while logging (either in addition to, or instead of the normal dip/strike symbol). It plots as a pole or plane depending on the plane type (orientation logging mode). The normal … Continue reading →

A new version of Rocklogger has been published to the Play Store. This update fixes a few problems when logging with the screen facing down, and also fixes the dip symbol display on tablets. Additionally, the sale has been extended … Continue reading →

Rocklogger is now 1 year old! The first version was uploaded to the Android Market (now the ambiguously-titled Play Store) on 14th March 2011. Since then, Rocklogger has been downloaded over 8,000 times! Who would have thought there’d be so … Continue reading →