A clean map, hunting ground by hunting ground
Every hunting ground in the GIC draws its own: stands, high seats, zones, tracks, points of interest. Readable in the field without a network. That is what brought most of our users on board.
GIC · Hunting management group
Coordinate your neighbouring hunting grounds, without a shared spreadsheet.
Every member society already has its own map, harvest plan and tag tracking. The GIC-wide view (shared map, consolidated harvests, announcements) is being built with the first pilot GICs.
« I built Mes Chasses for our family hunts in Loire-Atlantique. With GICs the challenge is different: several neighbouring hunting grounds that want to see the map, the harvests and the allocations at the right scale. We build it with you. »
Stanislas de Chevigné, founderLinkedIn
What exists today
What every GIC hunting ground already has.
Three building blocks delivered and in production, hunting ground by hunting ground. The GIC-wide coordination sits on top (further down).
Members, roles, guests
Every member society keeps its own list of syndicate members, guests, checked licences and roles (chairman, line leader). Members join with a code handed out by the committee.
Harvest plan and tag tracking
Every harvest updates the hunting ground tags. The committee keeps a clear internal record, useful for the yearly return, with a timestamp per stand.
Early access
GIC-wide coordination, to be built with you.
These features are not shipped yet. We develop them with the first pilot GICs, in the order you deem useful.
Shared map of the GIC hunting grounds
Every member hunting ground on a single map, with their boundaries and stands. To see the GIC footprint and the neighbouring zones at a glance.
Consolidated harvests per species
One counter per species aggregated over the whole GIC, updated with every harvest from any member society.
GIC-wide announcements to member societies
The GIC committee pushes an instruction, a coordinated hunt date or a sanitary alert to every hunting ground manager, in one send.
Shared harvest plan and season summary
A harvest plan at GIC level, split into allocations per hunting ground. A consolidated end-of-season summary, useful for the talk with the federation.
Join the pilot programme
Join the first GICs
Tell us how many hunting grounds your GIC has, the species you follow and what you miss the most for coordination (shared map, consolidated harvests, announcements to member societies). We come back within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Not yet. Mes Chasses works and is used in production hunting ground by hunting ground: map, stands, members, invitations, harvest plan and tags. The GIC-wide view (shared map, consolidated harvests, shared harvest plan, announcements to member societies) is being built with the first GIC partners who join us. That is the pilot programme described at the bottom of this page.
Equip every member hunting ground right away. One account can manage several hunting grounds: someone from the GIC committee can create, set up and troubleshoot the maps and stands of the societies that have no IT contact. Each society then keeps control of its members, its invitations and its summary.
The subscription is tied to the hunting ground, not to the person. Each member society picks its plan (Free Discovery, Standard at €79/year, Premium at €149/year, details on the Pricing page). For GICs that want to equip several hunting grounds at once, we can discuss a group arrangement: that is one of the topics of the pilot programme.
No. The official register stays on its usual support, with handwritten signatures. The app pre-fills a clean driven hunt sheet (licence numbers, validations, insurance) to avoid column errors and omissions, but the regulatory responsibility stays with the hunting ground.
No. No automatic feed to the federation, ChassAdapt or the OFB today. The season summary stays internal to the hunting ground. A bridge to your federal tools can be built with the explicit agreement of each member society: it is a topic we can open together.
Write to us through the form above, telling us how many hunting grounds the GIC has, which species you follow (wild boar, red deer, roe deer…) and what you miss the most today (shared map, consolidated harvests, communication with the societies). We come back within 24 hours for a first chat and a demo.
Let's talk
A first chat, with no commitment.
Thirty minutes to walk you through the tool and understand what would save your GIC the most time.