Mosaic field archive

Tilevitals

Photograph mosaic panels, pin them on a map, and track living tile counts visit after visit.

Field tools for fading tile work

Tilevitals is a personal ledger for decorative panels you encounter on walks, jobs, or heritage surveys—not a social feed.

Log panels with context

Capture a photo, drop GPS coordinates, and tag surface, decade, and geometry before your first living-or-missing tally.

Ledger, Atlas, Census

Search and sort the grid, browse pinned panels on the map, and read archive pulse with decade splits and at-risk lists.

Return visits that matter

Add tallies over time, tune the risk threshold, watchlist fragile panels, and share a panel card when you need a second pair of eyes.

Inside the archive

Ledger grid, map pins, and census summaries stay on your device as you build the record.

Ledger home with panel grid and filters — Ledger

Privacy Policy

Tilevitals stores the panels, photos, tallies, and settings you create on your iPhone or iPad. We do not operate a cloud account for your archive in this app.

Full privacy details

Data you provide. When you log a panel, the app saves text fields, tallies, optional photos, and optional location coordinates you attach to that entry. Demo restore replaces local sample data only when you choose it in Settings.

On-device storage. Your archive remains on the device unless you export or share content through system share sheets. Uninstalling the app removes local data subject to iOS behavior.

Location. GPS pins are saved only when you log or update a panel and grant location access. You can decline location permission and still use other fields.

Photos. Camera and photo library access are used solely to attach images to your panels. Images are not uploaded to our servers by the app.

Analytics and ads. Tilevitals does not include third-party advertising modules in the core archive experience described here.

Contact. Questions about this policy: darylpassberg290@atomicmail.io.

Updates. We may revise this page when the app changes. The effective date is the date shown on this landing URL.

Support

Need help logging panels, reading Census stats, or adjusting the risk threshold? Reach out and include your iOS version and a short description of what you tried.

Support topics

Getting started. Open Ledger and tap to log your first panel. Add a photo, optional GPS pin, surface and decade tags, then save your first living-or-missing tally.

Atlas and pins. Panels with coordinates appear on the map. Use Atlas to jump back into panel detail and add return tallies.

Census and risk. At-risk lists use the living-tile percentage threshold from Settings. Raise or lower the slider to match how strictly you flag fading work.

Email. darylpassberg290@atomicmail.io