Map-first territory records
Create and edit territories with addresses, coordinates, markers, colored boundaries, polygons, status, priority, notes, attachments, and selected photos.
Development
Territory management
TerritoryHub
An offline-first, Apple-native territory management application that brings territory records, maps, publishers, assignments, campaigns, S-13 history, search, recovery, and operational tools into one adaptive workspace.
What it does
Manage territory from the map to the history record.
TerritoryHub is the administration side of the territory workflow. It keeps the operational record local-first while providing structured assignment, map, campaign, search, and recovery systems.
Assignment operations
Plan, activate, return, complete, cancel, search, and review territory assignments with due dates and safeguards against invalid duplicate states.
S-13 and service-year history
Maintain synchronized digital territory history and official-form presentations with completion context, continuation pages, export, print, and sharing.
Campaign organization
Group territories into campaign work with goals, schedules, progress, and lifecycle controls.
Universal search
Search territories, publishers, assignments, campaigns, S-13 history, notes, tags, addresses, and activity from one workspace-aware system.
Recovery built in
Use versioned backups, integrity checks, attachment recovery, rollback protections, and separate Demo and Live workspaces.
Interface
Adaptive by design.
The production application uses an adaptive SwiftUI interface with dashboard, map, search, assignment, record, settings, and recovery surfaces. The visual panel below is a website illustration, not a fabricated shipping screenshot.
One product, two Apple form factors.
Compact layouts prioritize bottom navigation and focused workflows, while larger iPad layouts can expose more persistent navigation and operational context.
- Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support
- Large interaction targets and keyboard-aware navigation
- Reduce Motion enforcement and personalization controls
Requirements
Current development requirements.
These requirements describe the current application repository and development path, not a public App Store listing.
- Devices
- iPhone and iPad
- Operating system
- iOS 17 or later
- UI framework
- SwiftUI
- Development
- Swift Playgrounds on iPad or Xcode
Roadmap
From verified core to public release.
The current main branch has a verified core milestone. Distribution work remains a separate release gate.
Core milestone verified
Repository, source, Xcode application build, packaged icon/privacy resources, simulator launch, and automated test gates have established the current engineering checkpoint.
Signing and device validation
Complete current signed builds and physical-device validation against the release candidate.
Controlled beta distribution
Use TestFlight and device beta evidence to isolate defects before broad distribution.
Store release gate
Complete final metadata, legal, privacy, support, accessibility, and App Store submission checks before public availability is declared.
Downloads
No public installer is published yet.
The website will only expose a download after an official artifact has been uploaded to the Raysor distribution store, versioned, checksummed, and attached to an approved release channel.
Developer channel
Internal development path
Repository development continues, but the website does not publish an unsigned or unverified development package as a public release.
Beta + Stable channels
Distribution gate not open
Beta and Stable remain unavailable until product-specific signing, device, and release validation is complete.
Companion workflow
TerritoryHub manages. Territory Field works the assignment.
The two products have different responsibilities so the administration experience and field-user experience can stay focused.