Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
What is this?
Less
More

Owned by Jay

eXplorers 🚀

64 members • $60/year

Piano Improvisation Space: monthly concerts. Learn focus. Connect with next level thinkers/artists. eXploring the frontier of the unplayed song.

💼 Private Market Forum

9 members • $2,000/year

Network for consultants, advisors, and investors navigating private markets. Deal flow, opportunities, and insights from leading practitioners.

Memberships

🔄 The Calm Engine

68 members • Free

AV Industry Training

5 members • Free

Submissionarts Academy Online

309 members • Free

REVENUE REVOLUTION

8.8k members • Free

Astronomy Club

304 members • Free

‎Skoolyard 🧃

1k members • Free

Business Builders Club

7.9k members • Free

Working Creatives

197 members • Free

19 contributions to Camping Wilderness Skool
1 like • 6d
I stay up late working, then work some more during the day. My preference would be a morning hike tomorrow. Maybe I'll execute it anyway. You know? I would really like my hiking buddy to be back here with me too, though. I miss him.
You might not call it camping,
but I did go to a version of the wilderness for a few days to find wild boar. And I was happy to have your mosquito tip in my back pocket. You know how well that worked? Well, one of the folks at the ranch warned me the mosquitos were bad. I bought a thermacell on my way there (you can find them at WalMart). It is kind of like an umbrella. If you bring it, it seems like it doesn't rain. I didn't bring the umbrella (so it rained), but I did bring the thermacell and saw maybe 3 mosquitos, without even turning it on! 🤔 I thought you would like to know it helped!
You might not call it camping,
1 like • 9d
So yes. More sausage is on the way, but probably not enough, so we are already talking about another hunt in the fall.
1 like • 9d
@Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills One of the ranchers I was with trapped 42 in one trap last week. They were harassing a local farmer. He has caching them live down to a science. Interestingly, there is a commercial market for them, so they end up on tables. I have so many ideas to improve the hunt. One step at a time, though.
🏕️ I need your brains on something before I start building.
You plan a trip. Maps in one app. Gear list in another. Skills you meant to learn got skipped. Nobody knows when you're supposed to be back. Me too. Every trip. So I'm about to build Camping Wilderness Skills — ONE CWS app for the whole loop: Before: App flags your skill gaps for THIS trip, pulls the right Blackwater lessons, builds a gear list with the WHY on every item. Packing: One tap downloads maps, lessons, itinerary — everything works with zero service. Field: GPS without cell towers. Live location share with your crew. Battery-aware tracking. Your Coach (AI): Knows your trip, your skill level, what you've completed. Answers specific to YOU — not generic advice. Finds outside training videos when our library doesn't cover it. Redirects emergencies to 911. After hours: Auto-alerts your emergency contacts if you miss check-in. All 4 Blackwater courses at launch. 11 more coming. Screenshots below are mockups of the planned design. Everyone: drop feedback — what's missing, what's dumb, what's gold. Field testers: say so below. I'll reach out when v1 is ready. 👇 Comment: Next trip (when + where) Experience level Must-have feature What's missing from the plan "Field tester" if you want in Stay Rugged.
🏕️ I need your brains on something before I start building.
3 likes • 9d
@Rich Life All good ones. My main suggestion is to go much longer on gps reference checks (even 300 sec is fine). Rely on the accelerometer as a trigger and note the other hardware available. For example, I carry a Garmin watch too, with solar charging. Cross checking that could be a good low power backup. Garmin could learn from some of this too, by the way. For more extreme power saving, given the other apps not playing well, if this could work in airplane mode, that might save the most power. However, at least on the apple hardware, the GPS chipset may shut down when the cellular chips are also off. @Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills
4 likes • 9d
@Rodney Thompson Outdoor Skills If you are reading this far, a pet peeve of mine for my other tracking apps is them going on even after I'm done. I've seen them try to get auto start right and fail, but it is rather obvious I'm not hiking when I hit 25 mph in my truck. That would be a good time to auto pause and remind the user to change modes or save the hike. They will catch up, but you can start out ahead.
1-10 of 19
Jay Hanan
4
31points to level up
@drjay
Ex-NASA scientist, over 500 patents, you have likely used what I invented. Connecting in 💼 Private Market Forum and improvising at eXplorers 🚀.

Active 3h ago
Joined Feb 3, 2026
Glendora, CA
Powered by