Contors lets a hunting club or a group of partners work from one property map instead of four separate ones. The owner invites the group; everyone then sees the same boundaries, stands, blinds, cameras, food plots, routes and markers, and every change shows up for the rest of the club. Members can reserve stands so two people never climb into the same tree, and can share their live location with the group while they walk in — for as long as they choose, and no longer.
Sharing a property you own is included with Pro and Unlimited. Joining a property someone shares with you is free on every plan, and a joined property never counts against the number of properties you can create.
Everything mapped on the property is shared with the members invited to it:
Not everyone in a club should be able to redraw the property. Each member carries a role and a permission level:
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Created the property. Invites and removes members, sets permissions, and edits everything. |
| Admin | Edits the map and manages the member list alongside the owner. |
| Member | Sees the whole property. With full access they can add and edit map features; with reservations-only access they can book stands without changing the map. |
Any stand on a shared property can be reserved for a morning or an evening on a given date. The reservation is visible to the whole club, so nobody drives in at 5 a.m. to find a truck already parked. Scout reads reservations as well: ask it where to sit and it will not send you to a stand another member has booked — it names who has it and offers you an alternative.
Location sharing is off until you turn it on, every time. When you do:
This is the part most groups ask about first: a hunting club wants to see each other walking in on opening morning, and absolutely does not want to be trackable the rest of the year. Sharing is per-property, per-day, and revocable in one tap.
See the Privacy Policy for how this data is stored and handled.
Yes. One member owns the property map and invites the rest of the club to it. Everyone sees the same boundaries, stands, cameras, routes and markers, and changes appear for the whole group. Owning and sharing a property is a Pro or Unlimited feature; joining a property someone shares with you is free, on every plan, and joining never counts against your own property limit.
Yes, and only when a member chooses to share it. You pick specific members or the whole map, and your position then appears on their map and updates live. It stops automatically at midnight your local time, and you can stop it instantly at any point before that. Nothing is shared by default.
Yes. Any stand can be reserved for a morning or evening on a chosen date, and the reservation is visible to the rest of the group. Scout is aware of reservations too and will not send a member to a stand somebody else has booked.
Each member has a role — owner, admin or member — and a permission level. A member can be given full access to the map or restricted to reservations only, so they can book a stand without editing the property itself.
No. Your own map and any other property you own are separate. Only the property you are actually sharing is visible to the people you invited to it.
The owner removes them from the member list. Access ends immediately, along with any location sharing they had turned on for that map.
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