Sample projects

Sample projects

The original version of this document is located at https://docs.qfield.org/get-started/sample-projects

Sample projects

QField ships sample projects by default. You can use these projects to explore some of the QField configuration details in QGIS and QFieldSync.

These sample projects demonstrate various field data collection workflows and QField features:

  • The Bee Farming project showcases form-based data entry and spatial data collection
  • The Wastewater Management project illustrates infrastructure mapping and inspection workflows

Click the buttons below to download the sample project archives:

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You can also explore the sample projects directly in the QField GitHub repository.

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