See which roads are done. Give out the rest.
MinMap puts your congregation's territory on a map of roads. Overseers give roads out on WhatsApp, everyone marks how far they got, and the map is up to date for the next person.
How it works
Set up your maps
An overseer imports your territory or draws the borders on the web. Roads and buildings come from OpenStreetMap.
Give out roads
Pick roads, choose who has them and how to split them, and send a picture and directions on WhatsApp.
Mark how far you got
On the phone, mark a road done or tap the last house you reached. Everyone sees it straight away.
Made for rural and town territory
Roads, not house lists
Work by road and side of the road, with off roads grouped under the main one.
Knows where you are
See yourself on the map and get asked if a road is done when you leave it.
Working together
A side each, opposite ends, or over and over. Each part is marked done on its own.
Overseer tools on the web
Build maps, plan the day and see which maps need working next, on a computer or tablet.
Careful with people's details
Houses are marked by where they are on the map, never by who lives there. Being on MinMap shows your religion, so your name is kept only with your clear consent, and your congregation's data is stored in the EU.
- No householder names or notes
- Sharing your location is off unless you turn it on, and there's no history
- Road history cleared after a year
- Download or delete your data any time