See the shape of the land. Shadowmark Maps puts national LiDAR terrain shading on one map, so banks, ditches, mounds and old roads stand out: hillforts, barrows, Roman roads, deserted villages and field systems that are hard to see on the ground or in aerial photos.
It's made for people who explore landscape history and archaeology, and for detectorists who research their permissions and want to stay within the law. For iPhone and Android phones.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Tap a screen to see it full size. Swipe sideways for more.
Pro Combined view: the ramparts of Maiden Castle
Free LiDAR shading in France, around Gergovie
The warning when you are on a Scheduled Monument
Pro Detail view: banks and old tracks under woodland
3D terrain on Whitehorse Hill, Uffington (Pro)
Place search that works offline (Avebury)
No signal: saved areas, search, finds and alerts still work
UK prices: £5.99 a month, £39.99 a year (with a 7-day free trial for new subscribers) or £119.99 once for lifetime Pro. You buy through the App Store or Google Play, and subscriptions renew until you cancel. The terms have the details.
Get the landowner's permission, never detect or dig on a Scheduled Monument, report potential Treasure, and follow the Code of Practice for Responsible Metal Detecting. The app shows these rules when you first open it. Monument outlines are a guide and cover England only. Read the rules in full.
No account, no ads and no tracking. Your location and your finds stay on your phone. See the privacy policy.
National mapping and environment agencies and other open-data publishers, among them the Environment Agency, IGN, USGS, Natural Resources Canada, swisstopo and Historic England, plus OpenStreetMap contributors. The data and licences page lists every source and its licence.