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--- qgis_qfield [2021/02/19 19:39] – created bushwalking
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+====== QField ======
 The best mobile app for viewing maps created in QGIS that I have found is [[https://qfield.org|QField]].
 QField allows viewing of .QGZ project files saved in QGIS on mobile devices.
-Currently QField is Android only, though an iOS version is apparently in the works.
+QField comes in both Android and iOS versions.
-Simply save the .QGZ/.QGS file, along with any related data files in a directory on your phone. I save all my data as layers in a single Geopackage file. I then use AirDroid to transfer files from desktop to phone.
+Simply save the .QGZ/.QGS file, along with any related data files in a directory on your phone. I save all my data as layers in a single Geopackage file. I then use AirDroid to transfer files from desktop to phone. Note that in recent versions of Android (11+), security changes mean that there is an [[https://docs.qfield.org/get-started/storage/|extra step required in QField]] to copy the files from the user-accessible folder to an app-accessible folder.
 Then open the file in QField, and you can zoom in, out and around.
 {{::qfield_screenshot.png?nolink|}}
+For a sample file with contours and streams, download the file below, and extract to a folder. The individual files can be copied to a directory on the phone and opened with QField
+  * {{ :pantoneys.zip |pantoneys.zip}} (3.5MB)