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We agree. The map is completely free — no account needed. If you hike, camp, prospect, or explore anywhere in BC, knowing where active mineral claims are is important. Working or panning on someone else's claim without permission is claim jumping — and it's treated seriously under BC law. It's considered theft under the Criminal Code of Canada, carrying 2 to 10 years in prison, plus a $25,000 fine, loss of your Free Miner Certificate, and potential seizure of your equipment and vehicle. Beyond the legal risk, it's a betrayal of a community built on hard work and mutual respect. Bedrock's map makes it easy for anyone to see exactly what's claimed, what's available, and what's expiring — so you can explore BC with confidence and respect the ground other miners have worked for.

Yes — and we want to be upfront about it. Bedrock uses AI to assist with the written sections of your Physical Work Report and Technical Report. The goal is simple: miners should be spending their time in the field, not buried in paperwork. We handle the write-up load so you can focus on the work. The cost statement is calculated from official BC government rates — not estimated by AI. You review everything before it goes anywhere near MTO.

Bedrock pulls claim data directly from the BC Government's public mineral tenure data service, updated nightly. Bedrock is not affiliated with BC Mineral Titles — MTO remains the authoritative source of record. We always show you when data was last synced so you know exactly how current it is.

Bedrock generates reports using the official BC Physical Work Report form and follows the requirements of the Mineral Tenure Act Regulation Section 15 and Information Update No. 8. Work costs are calculated using BC government assessment rate guidelines. That said, you are the recorded holder and responsible for reviewing the report for accuracy before submitting. Bedrock walks you through a checklist before you download.

Nothing is lost. Report generation happens on our servers, not your device. If you lose signal after tapping Generate, the server keeps running and finishes the job. Just reconnect whenever you're back in range and your completed reports will be waiting.

Yes — completely. The field journal is built offline-first. Log hours, take geotagged photos, add notes and receipts with zero signal. Everything saves instantly to your device and syncs to the cloud automatically when you reconnect. GPS works natively on your phone with no internet required.

Yes. If your co-holder is also a Bedrock Pro subscriber, Bedrock detects this automatically from BC claim data and asks if you both want to share journal access. No invite links or manual setup needed. Opted-in co-holders see each other's journal entries and the generated report covers everyone's work combined. Each holder opts in independently — sharing is never forced.

Yes. Within each journal entry you can log individual samples — rock, soil, stream sediment, or concentrate. Bedrock captures the GPS coordinates, your geological description, target minerals, approximate weight, and before/after photos. When you're ready to send samples to the lab, tap Export Sample Form and Bedrock generates a Bedrock Mineral Sample Submission Form PDF with all your samples, photos, and locations included. Send it along with your physical samples. When assay results come back, log them in Bedrock and they'll be included in your next Technical Report automatically.

Since March 2025, all new BC mineral claims go through the Mineral Claims Consultation Framework — a First Nations consultation process — before being granted. This means after you purchase a claim it sits in APPLICATION status for weeks or months before you can legally begin exploration work. Bedrock tracks this status and notifies you the moment your APPLICATION becomes a CLAIM so you know exactly when you can get started.

Because the work happens in the field, not at a desk. Bedrock is built around the moments that matter — logging hours after a day of sluicing, taking a geotagged photo of a rock sample, capturing GPS at a work site with no signal. Those things only make sense on a device in your pocket. In Phase 1 we're focused entirely on getting the mobile experience right. Our roadmap includes a web app for reading and downloading your reports, but the core logging, journaling, and field tools will always live on mobile where they belong.

Because miners don't work 9 to 5 in an office. Early mornings, late evenings, dim light conditions at camp — a bright white screen is the last thing you need. Dark mode is easier on the eyes in the field and saves battery when you need it most. We built Bedrock for the people who are actually out there doing the work. Light mode is one tap away if you prefer it.