Wudzdog App
Put the app on your Home Screen! No store, no download: the site itself becomes the app.
Schedule as an app
Put the programme on your Home Screen – then you have it with you even without a signal.
- Works offline on the festival grounds
- Site plan with "Where am I?" — even with no signal
- A reminder before your favourites
- A notification when a band is announced
On iPhone and iPad: tap “Download as an app” – we show you the two steps (Share icon → “Add to Home Screen”).
The app is on your Home Screen already – open it from there. It works offline too.
Your browser has not offered an install button here – it may already be installed. You can always do it from the browser menu: ⋮ → “Cast, save and share” → “Install page as app”.
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Put the app on your Home Screen
- Tap the Share icon in Safari’s bar at the bottom of the screen. Tap the Share icon at the top right, next to the address bar (Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on iPad – iOS 16.4 or newer).
- Scroll the list and choose “Add to Home Screen”, then “Add”.
Opened from the Home Screen it runs like an app – offline too. Inside another app (Instagram, WhatsApp …) open the page in Safari first.
The site plan comes with it
Open it once and the site plan lives on your phone — stages, camping, market, water points, toilets and the paths between them. Out on the field you need no signal for it: “Where am I?” uses GPS, and that comes from the sky, not from a mast.
Every spot on the plan sits in a grid square like D4. That’s the thing that counts in an emergency — the paramedics can find you by it, even where there’s no street name to give.
Under “My places” you can send your position to friends: over WhatsApp, or through your phone’s own share sheet — AirDrop and Nearby Share need no network at all. It’s also where you keep places under names of your own (“our camp”, “Anna’s van”); they stay on your device and go nowhere.
And under “Emergency” you get 112 and 110 as one tap, your grid square to read out, the way to the site paramedics — and short picture guides for CPR and the recovery position.