We never exported from Easyhunt. What now?

Jaktli fetches the property boundaries straight from Lantmäteriet; all you need is the property designation. Stands and towers you draw on the map, which goes quickly when the team helps out.

Isn't Garmin's Alpha app enough?

For the dog hunt itself it is good, if the team owns Garmin handhelds. Jaktli shows the same dog on the team map via the watch, and adds calendar, chat, documents, harvest log and trail cameras for the whole team.

What happens to our eTrack mini?

Easyhunt's own tracker stopped working when the service closed, and Jaktli cannot change that. Today Jaktli shows dogs from Garmin Alpha via the watch. Support for more trackers is on the way, and soon OpenTrack, which turns a spare phone into a tracker.

Comparison

Easyhunt has closed: how the hunting team moves to Jaktli

Garmin closed Easyhunt on 31 August 2026 and points users to the Alpha app. The Alpha app shares the hunt for free with anyone who owns Garmin handhelds, but has no calendar, chat or document handling for the team. Jaktli has its own importer for Easyhunt map files and gathers the rest of the team in one place.

Jaktli and Easyhunt side by side

Jaktli

Easyhunt

Price model

Jaktli150 SEK per member per year, one invoice to the team. No tiers, everything included.

EasyhuntEasyhunt is discontinued. Garmin's Alpha app is free but needs Garmin handhelds and collars; the Outdoor Maps+ map layers cost extra.

What is free

JaktliGuest hunters, landowners, tracking-dog teams and other restricted roles. 90 days free for the whole team, no card required.

EasyhuntThe Alpha app: group hunts with hunter and dog positions, no subscription.

Live hunt and dog tracking

JaktliIncluded. The team on the map in real time with a scent cone. Garmin Alpha via the handheld and watch (Connect IQ). OpenTrack, which turns a spare phone into a tracker, is coming soon, and support for more trackers is on the way.

EasyhuntThe Alpha app shows hunters and dogs in real time to everyone in the group, as long as someone in the team has an Alpha handheld.

Bring your map

JaktliA dedicated importer for Easyhunt GPX files: hunting-ground boundaries become areas, not loose lines. Without a file, Jaktli fetches the property boundaries from Lantmäteriet.

EasyhuntGPX files exported before the shutdown still work. The service itself can no longer be reached.

What you get in Jaktli

One invoice per team, 150 SEK per member per year
Live hunts with the team and the dogs on the same map
A hunting calendar where everyone answers
Chat, notice board and documents in one place
Harvest log and statistics without counting by hand
Your data is yours: export the map and the whole team any time

How to move

01
Create the team in Jaktli
Download the app, create the team and invite the members with a code or by email. It takes five minutes.
02
Find your Easyhunt file
If you have a GPX file from Easyhunt saved, use it. Without the file, Jaktli can fetch the property boundaries straight from Lantmäteriet using the property designation.
03
Import in Jaktli
Open the map in Jaktli, choose the Easyhunt import option and pick the file. Boundaries and stands land in the right place.

Full guide: switch from Easyhunt

Frequently asked questions

We never exported from Easyhunt. What now?: Jaktli fetches the property boundaries straight from Lantmäteriet; all you need is the property designation. Stands and towers you draw on the map, which goes quickly when the team helps out.
Isn't Garmin's Alpha app enough?: For the dog hunt itself it is good, if the team owns Garmin handhelds. Jaktli shows the same dog on the team map via the watch, and adds calendar, chat, documents, harvest log and trail cameras for the whole team.
What happens to our eTrack mini?: Easyhunt's own tracker stopped working when the service closed, and Jaktli cannot change that. Today Jaktli shows dogs from Garmin Alpha via the watch. Support for more trackers is on the way, and soon OpenTrack, which turns a spare phone into a tracker.