What GetBucked is
Home base for whitetail hunters: one app for your trail-camera photos, the bucks you’re after, and the ground you hunt. It runs in any browser, on a phone, tablet or computer, works with any camera brand, and needs no hardware.
What it does
- Property Scout reads the woods, the fields and the shape of the ground from 1 m lidar, then marks a sit, where they bed and where a camera goes, each with the measurement behind it.
- Your map: 10 ft contours, 3D lidar terrain with the trees standing, habitat and public land.
- Your photos, sorted: an SD card or any brand’s app export. Likely-empty frames go to a review pile, nothing is deleted until you clear it, and the rest are sorted by species.
- A page for every buck you name: every photo you put on him joins one record, with which cameras, which hours and which months.
- Your season history: when he moved and what the weather was doing, from your own photos, with the count it rests on.
- Share cards for the group chat, with his name, his tally and his best frame. No coordinates, no map, no property name.
Who it is for
Whitetail hunters who want the whole season in one place: the cameras, the bucks and the land. One camera on a back forty or a dozen across a lease, it works the same.
What GetBucked does not do
It does not tell you when to hunt or when a buck will move. What it shows you is your own season history — what has already walked past your cameras, and the weather and wind at the time — not a forecast.
It does not identify bucks by itself. You name a buck and attach his photos; the software keeps the history you build.
It never shares where you hunt: nothing you share from it carries location data. GPS is stripped from every photo in your browser before it is uploaded.
It does not make cameras, sensors or feeders. It is software only.
Elsewhere
GetBucked posts as @getbucked.app on TikTok, @getbucked.app on Instagram and @getbuckedapp on YouTube.
Getting in touch
support@getbucked.app reaches a person, for support, billing, privacy requests or telling us what the sorter got wrong. The contact page has the honest reply times, and features covers what works today versus what is still coming.