Delivery snapshot
Record date: January 13, 2026. Technology and screenshots describe the delivered version documented on this date. Any performance observations belong to the same point-in-time record. The linked live site may include later changes made by the client or other providers.
Boaters need location-specific information before choosing a launch point. RampTracker organizes a large catalog of boat ramps across the United States and Canada so a person can inspect a location, review details, and keep useful places available from a mobile device.
The product was designed around map-first discovery, location detail, and community-maintained information. The interface prioritizes a quick transition from map exploration to a ramp record, with offline-aware mobile behavior for use away from reliable connectivity.
RampTracker is a mobile application with interactive maps, satellite imagery, ramp records, community reports, favorites, history, and offline support. The data model supports detailed ramp attributes and user-facing status information without requiring a separate desktop workflow.
The map presents ramp locations with high-resolution satellite context. A selected ramp opens a detailed record with launch information, location data, and the surrounding map context.
Community and personal tools
Users can submit real-time community reports and save favorite ramps. History and offline data support repeated use when a person is traveling between launch locations or has limited connectivity.
Interactive map controls, detail views, loading states, and mobile navigation keep the core flow focused on finding and evaluating a ramp.
The mobile stack uses React Native with native platform tooling. Maps combine a map SDK with satellite tiles and location data. Backend services support ramp records, community reports, favorites, history, and synchronization, while the interface is structured for iOS and Android device use.