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UK Festival Survivor

Everything you need before the signal dies.

Not yet on Google Play — in active development
UK Festival Survivor key art
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About Festival

UK Festival Survivor is built for the moment your battery is at 40%, the field has no signal and it has started raining. Eight bundled festival packs — Download, Reading, Leeds, Boomtown, Boardmasters, Bloodstock, Creamfields and Isle of Wight — carry verified arrival roadmaps, campsite advice, weather survival and per-festival prep, all fully offline. Save a GPS pin for your tent or car and navigate back with an offline compass arrow. Build packing lists with modes for mud, heatwaves, low budgets and first-timers. No accounts, no tracking, no adverts — ever, enforced by a build guard that fails the build if an advertising SDK so much as appears.

Key features

  • Eight complete offline festival packs with verified, source-linked facts
  • Tent Finder and Car Finder with offline GPS compass
  • Smart packing lists with rain, heatwave, budget and first-timer modes
  • Per-festival prep checklists and a travel-roadmap countdown
  • Legal-safe personal map with 22 pin types
  • Paid app: no adverts, no accounts, no tracking — enforced at build time

In pictures

Illustrative development previews — genuine screenshots will appear here as the app matures.

Plan like a veteran, even on your first time

Every festival has its folklore — the mud at Download, the ferry maths for Isle of Wight, the Thursday-night arrival trick. UK Festival Survivor bakes that knowledge into checkable, offline guides that work in the middle of a field.

Built for the field, not the marketing page

Everything important works with zero signal and a failing battery.

Offline packs

Guides, maps and checklists live on the device before you leave home.

Find your tent

One GPS pin and a landmark photo; an offline compass does the rest.

Packing modes

Mud, heat, low-budget, minimal-carry, family and first-timer variants.

No dark patterns

Paid once; the build itself rejects advertising SDKs.

Development status

UK Festival Survivor is roughly 75% of the way to its first public release. It will appear on Google Play when it's genuinely ready.

Privacy & practical details

Privacy at a glance

Your location pins, lists and plans stay on the device. The only network feature is refreshing festival packs — there are no accounts, no analytics and a build-enforced ban on advertising SDKs.

Full privacy information for Festival

Permissions

Location
Saves your tent or car position and points the offline compass back to it. GPS works with zero signal; positions stay on the device.
Internet
Used by the Update Centre to refresh festival packs before you travel. The festival guides themselves work fully offline.
Notifications
Optional prep reminders in the countdown to your festival.

Accessibility

  • High-contrast night-friendly interface
  • Compass navigation readable as text distance and direction

Support

Questions, bugs or ideas for Festival?

Festival support page