Comfortable from a phone
The map brings together progress, return visits, nearby meeting points and the main actions needed during field service.
Platform for congregations
Coordinate territory work from one shared map
Organize your congregation’s preaching territories, control access by link or PIN, and view the map offline.Organize your congregation’s preaching territories, control access by link or PIN, save the map for offline viewing, and record progress from a phone.
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- Controlled access by link or PIN
- Control who can open the map and view it from a phone
- Progress from a phone
- Separate pending and completed areas, and see who recorded each update
- Reports for coordination
- Reports, users and map preparation when the task needs more room
Territory map
Numbered territories and color-coded zones
Territory map
The map becomes a guide ready to use from a phone.
Open the map by link or PIN, review territories and record progress from a phone.PrediMaps connects the territory, publishers, group captains and progress in an experience designed to open, review and record information from a phone, without losing comfort on tablet or computer.
A clear map for publishers
They use the PIN as a credential to open the map, locate the territory, and view the available information without opening the coordination panel.
Visible group captains
Assigned brothers can review their zones, mark progress, close their record and temporarily share their location.
Return visits and meeting points
View return visits, meeting points and relevant locations from the same territory map.
Ways to access
Choose how to open PrediMaps on each device.
The Android app is now available on Google Play. The web remains ready for link or PIN access, and on iPhone or iPad you can save it from Safari.
Available for Android
Android app
Download PrediMaps from Google Play and open your maps from the app.
From the web
Open a link or enter a PIN in your browser, with nothing to install.
On iPhone or iPad
Open it in Safari and save it to the home screen for quick access.
Offline continuity
Save the map before you leave and view it when internet is unavailable.
From the viewer, prepare an interactive copy on that phone, tablet, or computer. If the online map cannot load, PrediMaps can open the backup saved on the device.
- Save on this deviceWhile online, download the base map, territories, and zones needed for the route.
- View useful detailsSearch territories and zones, review available progress, and open saved return visits, meeting points, or references.
- Resume when connectedAuthorized accounts can keep pending progress marks and retry them when the connection returns.
The copy must be saved beforehand on each device. Map changes require an online update; keeping the copy depends on available space and on the browser or app retaining its data.
By responsibility
Each person sees only what they need.
Publishers view the map, captains record progress, and coordinators review reports or prepare the map with more room.
Publishers
ViewThey enter by link or PIN to view territory, progress and return visits.
Captains
MarkThey mark completed zones, close progress and share a summary.
Territory servant
ReviewReviews progress, corrections, territory coverage and reports.
Service overseer
CoordinateReviews maps, assignments, users, access and reports.
From map to report
From prepared map to reviewable progress.
A short flow clarifies where the map is prepared, where the work happens and when reports are useful.
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Step 1
Prepare the map
Territories, zones, meeting points and locations are ready before sharing.
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Step 2
Adjust the structure
Codes, colors and territory organization are reviewed with more workspace.
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Step 3
Share access
Publishers enter by link or PIN, and captains receive assigned zones or territories.
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Step 4
Record progress
In the territory, zones are marked, records are closed and progress is shared from the map.
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Step 5
Review reports
Coordinators review reports and manage licenses only when they have permission.
Features by responsibility
First, what is used in the territory.
Publishers and group captains mainly use the map; coordinators can review from any screen, and map preparation is left for moments with more workspace.
PIN viewing access
The publisher opens the map and knows where to work.
Territories, progress, return visits and nearby meeting points stay easy to read from a phone, without opening the coordination panel.
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Also includes
- Search territories by number or zone code.
- Use current location to orient yourself on the map.
- Open My return visits with notes, address and next date.
- Save access on the phone from the browser.
- Change appearance, share the map or remove the saved PIN.
- See active group captains when they share their location.
Publishers
PIN-controlled access
A current code opens the map from the browser or from the saved phone shortcut; it does not create or mark locations.
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Clear progress on the map
Completed, pending and suggested zones remain clear in context without changing screens.
Nearby points and references
Meeting points and reference locations appear alongside the territory being viewed.
Return visit detail
When opening a return visit, the publisher sees notes, address, next date and actions to navigate or share the reference.
Plans
Review the right plan before creating the account.
Compare maps, licenses, access codes and included limits; if your case needs more support, contact can help you choose.
- Maps, territories and access codes according to the plan.
- Licenses for users with coordination responsibilities.
- Contact is available if you need to review your case before starting.
Common questions
Resolve the basics before starting.
Understand how a PIN controls map access, how the offline copy works, and which tasks require a permissioned account.
What is a map access PIN for?
The PIN works as a credential for opening and viewing a shared map without an administrative account. It does not create or mark locations or grant editing permissions. Locations, territories, and progress are map information; changing them requires an account with the appropriate permissions.
How can I use PrediMaps on Android, iPhone, or a computer?
On Android, you can download PrediMaps from Google Play. You can also open it from a browser link; on iPhone or iPad, save it to the home screen from Safari.
Can PrediMaps organize a congregation’s territories?
Yes. PrediMaps is a mapping app for preparing, sharing, and viewing a congregation’s preaching territories. Publishers can access them by link or PIN; permissioned accounts can record progress, coordinate assignments, and review reports.
How are licenses billed?
Subscription is organized by congregation or organization and by accounts with permission. The plans page shows the current catalog before signup starts.
Does PrediMaps store card data?
No. Payments are processed through an external portal and PrediMaps does not store card numbers.
Does PrediMaps belong to a religious or publishing entity?
No. PrediMaps is independent and does not belong to or represent religious, publishing or other entities.
Can I save a map for offline viewing?
Yes. Open the map while online and save it beforehand on that device. PrediMaps keeps an interactive copy with available territories, zones, progress, and references, and can open it if the online map does not load. Authorized accounts can keep pending progress marks and retry them when the connection returns; map updates require internet.
Contact
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