User guides
Step-by-step guides to every part of Tree Inspect, with screenshots.
- 1. Projects and foldersCreate projects, organise them in folders, duplicate, delete and sort.
- 2. Tree listSearch, sort, filter, expand, duplicate and delete trees, and fill numbering gaps.
- 3. Tree formItem type, ID numbering and manual text, species, dropdowns with Other, checklists, quotes and saving.
- 4. Map, pins and drawing toolsAttach a site plan, pin trees with different styles, move and resize pins, and draw on the plan.
- 5. Photos and annotationTake or choose photos, add captions, mark them up with arrows, shapes and text.
- 6. GPS locationRecord a tree’s latitude and longitude with a Location (GPS) field.
- 7. Project settings and SORProject details, ID format, maps, templates, data structure, quoting, SOR lists and export settings.
- 8. Species catalogueThe shared list of common and scientific names: add, edit, import, export and reset.
- 9. Templates and fieldsProject templates, field types, options, {num} number boxes, filter and list settings, and template import.
- 10. Import, export, backups and archiveExport to Excel, quotes, maps and photos; full backups; importing projects; archiving.
- 11. Pro subscription and Free limitsWhat Free includes, what Pro adds, free trials, cancelling and restoring a subscription.
- 12. Ad privacy choicesHow adverts work in the Free version and how to review or change your ad consent.
- 13. Working offlineWhat works without a signal, and what needs the internet.
Quick start
- Create a project and enter the client and site details.
- Attach a site plan in project settings.
- Check the fields you want to record, or import a sample template.
- Add trees, pin them on the plan and add photos.
- Export to Excel, and keep a Full export as a backup.
Sample spreadsheets
Ready-made Excel files for importing a project template, an SOR list, a species catalogue and a whole project are on the sample templates page, with a picture of each sheet and an explanation of every column.
Every screen in the app has a Quick guide (ⓘ) button that explains its buttons.