Features
One library that knows every buck on your ground.
Everything the app does today, in the order a season happens: the card goes in, the empties wait for you, the deer get sorted, the bucks you name get a page, and the ground gets read. What is not built yet is named at the bottom, not mixed in.
The sorter
Dump the card. It sorts itself in about a minute.
SD card straight from the reader, or the photo export from any brand's app — Spypoint, Tactacam, Moultrie, Browning, Reconyx. One library, whatever is on the trees.
Every frame gets looked at. The likely-empty ones are piled for a glance, deer are split from turkeys, coyotes and the rest, and photos of people are flagged private before anyone else can see them.
- ⬢Every camera brand, one library
- ⬢Empties filtered into a review pile, never a trash can
- ⬢Species sorted so the deer are one tap away
- ⬢Teach it to ignore a recurring false alarm — that swinging branch dies once
- ⬢Uploads resume on slow rural wifi; a dropped connection picks up where it stopped
Deer
Review
Turkey
Review
Coyote
DeerReal trail-cam frames off cameras we run, with the sorter's real calls — stamps covered.
The review pile
Nothing is deleted without you.
Frames that look empty go to a review pile, six to a screen, and you clear them with a glance. The sorter is allowed to be wrong there — a rabbit at the edge of the dark gets rescued in one tap, and the trash only opens from your side.
Cleared frames stop counting toward your plan's photos, so clearing the pile is also how you make room. Delete is permanent, immediate, and yours alone.
- ⬢Six to a screen, cleared with a glance
- ⬢One tap rescues a photo the sorter got wrong
- ⬢Cleared frames stop counting toward your plan's photos
- ⬢Delete is permanent, immediate, and yours alone
Keep
9 to review · the coyote rescued · the rest go when you say
Buck pages
A buck you name gets a page that grows all season.
Name him once. Every photo you put on him joins one record — which cameras, which hours, which months — so that folder of 40,000 files turns into a short list of deer you actually know.
Next August it is still there. That is the part a folder on a laptop has never done, and it is why the second season is worth more than the first.
- ⬢Unlimited named bucks on every plan
- ⬢His photos, his cameras, his timeline in one place
- ⬢Attach a photo from anywhere in the library; detach it if you were wrong
- ⬢The hit list: every buck you have named, on one screen
His page
The record
When he moved, and what the weather was doing.
Hours and cameras from your own photos, past tense, with the count they rest on — 14 sightings is stated as 14 sightings, never dressed up as a rate.
The weather is read at the camera, not the airport: hourly conditions from NOAA's public archive on a 2.5 km grid, joined to each sighting at the hour the camera said it happened.
- ⬢Activity by hour, per buck and per camera
- ⬢The wind and temperature that were on your ground, joined to every sighting
- ⬢Counts, never percentages — 8 of his 14 sightings, so you can judge the evidence
- ⬢Past tense, always: what he did, never a promise about what he will do
Sightings by hour
Wind at sightings
NW · 14 of 22 sightings
Sightings by month
Temperature at sightings
Daylight sightings between 31° and 44°F · read at the camera, not the airport
From your own photos, joined to the archive at that camera. Times are whatever the camera's own clock said.
Camera clocks
A camera that lost its clock does not get to rewrite the season.
Cheap cameras drift, batteries die, someone sets the year wrong in the dark. The app flags the tells in a camera's own stamps — a date in the future, a date from before the camera existed — and shows you the affected photos before and after a correction.
One correction moves every photo from that camera by the same amount, the weather re-joins at the corrected hour, and undo puts every stamp back exactly. The original stamp is never overwritten.
- ⬢Flags the tells from the photos themselves
- ⬢Preview before and after; nothing moves until you say
- ⬢Undo restores every raw stamp
- ⬢The weather record follows the corrected time
Before → after
| Nov 12 | 8:41 AM | → | 6:41 AM |
| Nov 9 | 7:52 PM | → | 5:52 PM |
| Nov 3 | 8:58 AM | → | 6:58 AM |
| Oct 27 | 8:20 PM | → | 6:20 PM |
| Oct 19 | 9:05 AM | → | 7:05 AM |
| Aug 22 | 10:14 PM | → | 8:14 PM |
6 of 412 · the raw stamp is kept; undo puts it back
Property Scout and the map
Property Scout analyzes your land from 1 m lidar.
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. Keep the ones you like; they stay on your map, and the layers stay on for the walk in.
The map is yours to keep quiet. Search a place, then decide: we never ask for camera locations — hanging a camera on the map is optional and private, and it is what joins the weather at that spot.
- ⬢10 ft contours, 3D on the lidar, habitat and public land, on every plan
- ⬢Property Scouts a month: 5 on the first card, 10 on Scout, 50 on Hunter
- ⬢Kept marks stay on your map; the plan sheet shows the evidence behind each
- ⬢Reads the ground, never the deer — no photo, camera or time goes into it
- 10 ft contours
- 3D on the lidar, trees standing
- Habitat — woods, field, water
- Public land
Map © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap · Terrain USGS 3DEP
Buck cards
A card for the group chat that gives nothing away.
Mint a link from any buck's page and it unfurls as a card with his name, his tally and his best frame. No coordinates, no map, no property name — the card brags and your spot stays quiet.
Paste it and it previews properly, not as a grey box. Revoke it and the link dies. Cards are never paywalled and never limited, on the first card or any plan.
- ⬢One tap from any buck's page
- ⬢A real link preview when you paste it
- ⬢Zero location data on anything shared — no exceptions, no toggle
- ⬢Revoke a card and the link dies
Whitetail · BuckGetBucked · Buck card
The 8Also in every plan
Export everything
A CSV of your whole library, any time, no email needed.
People photos hidden
Frames with a person in them are flagged private automatically and kept out of every shared surface.
Delete anything
Permanently, immediately, and only from your side.
Not built yet
What is coming, and what is only a direction.
Named here so you can hold us to it — not so it counts as a feature. No dates, and deliberately no mockups that could be mistaken for a screenshot.
- Coming
Score and age, honestly
One buck photo in, an antler score and age out — always a range with how sure we are, never a fake-precise number.
- Coming
After the shot
A guided harvest scorer that walks the tape with you, and taxidermy previews that put your buck on your wall — your harvest photo, your room, before you ever call the taxidermist.
- Coming
Season Wrapped
Every January, the season you just had: the bucks you named, what showed up when, and the frames worth keeping — as one card built to be sent.
- Roadmap
Shot recovery advisor
Mark where the hit felt like it landed, see what that likely means, and get an honest wait-time range with a buddy link so the help you call sees what you see.
- Roadmap
Where this is going: he finds his own page
The destination: name him once, and new photos of him land on his page on their own — across cameras and seasons. Every confirmation you make today trains it.
- Roadmap
Camp
For leases and clubs: multiple properties, a shared hit list the whole camp works from, and a leaderboard for the season's bragging rights.
The one hard rule
Your spots stay yours.
- ⬢GPS is stripped from every photo at upload, before storage
- ⬢We never ask for camera locations — hanging a pin on a map is optional and private
- ⬢No location data on anything shared or public, ever
See what's on your ground.
One card in. One hit list out.