Getting started

Build a useful property record from day one.

Do not try to recreate every old notebook at once. Start with the property, add what matters now, and let the history grow through normal work.

Your first hour in EverChase

This order creates enough structure to make the app immediately useful without turning setup into a project of its own.

Add the property name, location, and the basic information you use to identify it.

Create the named areas you already use in conversation—north woods, home tract, river bottom, or similar.

Add the tasks that are actually open now. Skip the completed backlog until it is useful.

Start with stands, equipment, water bodies, and infrastructure you inspect or maintain regularly.

Confirm season dates so wildlife and harvest views open to the records that matter today.

Core guides

Set up the land structure that every other record builds on.

Know what to expect before, during, and after working without service.

Explore research-based wildlife and habitat guidance from trusted public sources.

Open EverChase on the web and continue setting up your property.