Trailbot Hack 2.5.3 + Redeem Codes

Love the concept to have all trail conditions in one location! Couple of recommendations:

1) When I click on link to Trailforks, MTBP, Facebook, etc. it opens in the browser, not on the respective app on my phone, not sure if there is a way to change this? I even click “open in app” prompt, but somehow it doesn’t recognize & I get “app not downloaded” error.
2) I see all the Northshore trails are missing (Jackpot, Splitrock Woods, Pincushion), would be awesome to have updated/accurate conditions since they are a longer drive for most!
3) The conditions feed still feels kind of clunky. It’s nice being able to filter by alphabetical/distance, but still gets cluttered with a lot of random small trails. Is there a way to maybe select trails only I want to see updates for, a “favorite” list? Realize this is probably complicated as it is a user specific feature. Or maybe be able to filter by region? (Metro, Iron Range, North Shore, Southern MN, etc?)
4) Don’t know how the conditions are updated, if it is only local trail managers who update, but is there way to submit updates/input on conditions based on first-hand rider input? A crowd-sourced format?

Keep up the good work, really like it so far!

Can pin trails, but the pinned ones are unsorted. All other trails are sorted by recency of updates which means you have to search for the “lesser” trails. MORC app was one stop shopping for a quick update. Not sure what they were thinking with this.

Update in response to the developer response:
Thanks for the response and didn’t mean to offend by “what they were thinking” as I literally couldn’t determine much advantage as compared to the one page view in the old MORC app. Really want to know what trails are open as the first priority of using these apps. A one pager was already great. I appreciate the later responses which help to get back to a more consolidated and sorted view. Adding a star for the response and support, but still can’t understand the initial app clutter and choice to sort based on recent trail reports. Start concise by trail and allow the user to expand to the trail reports would be my suggestion. The big advantage of this app is it covers more trails, so I can see how you went that initial direction.

I downloaded this app last week and I am super encouraged by how it provides up-to-date information on all the local trails. I am new to mountain biking and thanks for this app I went out with confidence and checked out a trail a friend and I have never ridden before. This was at the time of the year when only probably 15% of trails are rideable and open so it was pretty high priority that I know for sure whether the trail is open or not. Love the app!

This app is the only one you’ll need for trail status updates in Minnesota (and nearby Wisconsin). Pulls up-to-date status updates plus useful comments from trail bosses from their sources. Links for each update bring you to maps and social media sites for the trail. This is the only app I use now and should be a model for trail status updates everywhere. Thank you!

What does this have? Everything. How awesome is it that someone took the time to not only link to the trailheads (which can be a pain to find the correct address sometimes) but also their Trailforks page AND the MTB Project page? And even the official websites (when available)?? And everything WORKS and stays up to date.

Whoever you are, thank you!

This is the App many Minnesota mountain bikers have wanted and needed for a long time. Having one place to go for most trails in the state is fantastic. The added links to social media, Trail Forks and MTB Project are very helpful. The best part though is the by trail conditions notifications. Now I can get notified when conditions change for my go-to trails. Great work. Much appreciated.

Trailbot fills a much needed void and most importantly, it just works. This app makes it incredibly easy for trail users to know what’s going down on their local trails, leading to informed and responsible choices. It saves riders time and helps preserve the great work that our trail volunteers are doing.

I love having all of my local trail status in one place. The ability to favorite trails and have push notifications is the best part. Getting a notification on my watch when my local trail opens is game changing. Thanks for the great app!

Awesome app guys! The only note is have is to maybe include a community forum function for each trail system. That way we can talk to each other and give each other advice on closures, skill level required, trail experience, etc.

The only feature I’d like to see would be some way to donate money. Like an “add on” for $10 that is basically a way to donate.

Adding the weather forecast was the chef’s kiss.