For detectorists
The metal detecting journal for iPhone
Record every find with photos and its GPS location, organise your finds by detecting session, and keep track of your detectors. All in one place, and private to you.
Free to download for iPhone.
Everything you find, in one journal
Every find, with photos
Record each find with photos, a title and description, the date, its Target ID, tags and your research notes.
Never forget where you found it
Save the GPS location of each find, or set it on a map, and see your finds and detecting spots on the map.
Organised by session
Group finds by detecting session, see a session's finds on a map, and note the detector you used.
Your equipment
Keep a list of your detectors and pinpointers, and see which one found what.
Private by design
Everything stays on your iPhone, with optional iCloud sync. No account needed.
Find anything again
Search, filter by tag and sort your finds, including by Target ID.
From the App Store
Free, no app needed
Detecting tools
Grid reference converter
Ordnance Survey and Irish grid references to and from latitude and longitude, at 6, 8 or 10 figures.
Treasure deadline calculator
The last day to report possible Treasure in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, from the day you found it.
Permission letter and agreement
A printable letter asking a landowner for permission, and an agreement on finds, filled in with your details.
Detecting laws by country
What to report, when and to whom in the UK, the Netherlands, Flanders, Denmark, Germany, France, the US and Australia.
Questions
Is DigLog free?
DigLog is free to download, and you can start logging finds straight away. A subscription unlocks unlimited finds, sessions and equipment. The App Store shows the current price in your country.
Where are my finds stored?
On your iPhone, with optional iCloud sync to your own iCloud account. There's no DigLog account.
Can I record where each find was made?
Yes. DigLog saves each find's GPS location, which you can also set on a map, and shows your finds on a map.
Does DigLog work on iPad?
DigLog is an iPhone app today.