A look inside
What your camp sees
Real screens from the app, not mockups.
Run your hunting lease from your phone. Stand reservations, who's in the woods, work assignments, harvest log and dues — in one place your whole camp can see.
Free 30-day trial · The lease pays, members join free
Morning or evening, today or later in the week. No double bookings, and no group text at 4 a.m. asking who's got the pipeline box.
Members check in when they hit the stand and check out at the truck. Everyone sees who's still out there, and the app reminds you to check out.
Assign feeder fills, camera cards, lanes and repairs, or leave them open to claim. Repeating jobs come back on schedule, and corn use is tracked all season.
Managers post announcements that push to everybody. Camp chat is for the rest: trail cam pictures, who's bringing the fryer.
Log bucks, does, hogs and turkeys with stand, weight and tag number. Your lease's rules, like an 8-point minimum or a doe limit, get flagged automatically.
Set the season's dues once, record payments as they come in, and see who still owes. Members see their own balance.
The one thing every lease wants and no group text does well: a straight answer about who is where, right now.
Real screens from the app, not mockups.
Most camps don’t hunt a parcel. They hunt 640 acres of a 2,000‑acre ranch, or everything north of the creek. LeaseBOSS draws the line your camp actually agreed to, on satellite imagery, and figures the acres for you.
Stands drop on the same map, so the whole camp looks at one picture instead of six versions of it. Where we have them, county property lines can be switched on underneath.
Your lease line is what your camp agreed to. It is not a survey and it is not a property record.
Every plan has every feature. You pay for the size of your camp, once a year. Nobody wants a bill in July.
Every plan starts with a free 30-day trial. No card up front.
It's in private testing now, with the first leases going on this season. Email us and we'll add you to the next round, then tell you the day it hits the App Store and Google Play.
Yes — that’s the normal case. You draw the line your camp agreed to by tapping the corners on the satellite map, by walking or riding it with your phone, or by importing a KML or GPX file. LeaseBOSS figures the acres. It is your lease line, not a survey.
No. The lease manager subscribes and everyone else joins free with an invite code.
Reservations, check-ins and the harvest log are built for bad signal and sync when you get bars. The app doesn't need a signal to show your stand for the morning.
No. LeaseBOSS keeps the ledger; dues get paid the way your lease already does it, by check, cash or an app like Venmo. You record it in seconds.
Your stands, maps and messages belong to your lease. Nobody outside it can see them, and we don't sell anything about you. See the privacy policy.
Then you already know what it costs you: double-booked stands, the same four guys doing all the work, and dues nobody can account for in March.
Tell us about your lease and we'll send you an invite when the next test group opens.