Everything it does
What’s in the app today, what’s coming, and where it’s headed — the chips tell you which is which. This market has been burned by overclaiming, so we don’t.
Everything here works right now, on your own photos, on every plan.
Dump a card from any brand and it sorts itself in about a minute — empties piled, species split, people flagged private.
6 photos from a card
6 photos from a card






Real trail-cam frames off cameras we run, with the sorter's real calls — stamps covered.
What looks empty waits in a pile. You glance, you agree or rescue — only then does anything go.
Review — 212 look empty
5 agreed empty · 1 rescued — a rabbit at the edge of the dark
Name him once and every photo you tag builds his record. Your hit list stops living in your head.
Split G3 — his page
When he moved, by hour, camera by camera — and the wind and temperature that were on your ground when he did. All of it past tense, all of it from your own photos.
When he moved — last 30 days, by hour
Coming: moon phase on every sighting
Make a card of any buck and send it. It previews properly in the group chat, and it is location-sterile: no coordinates, no maps, no camera names, ever.
No coordinates, no maps, no property names — the card brags, your spot stays quiet.
GPS stripped at upload. We never ask where your cameras are. Nothing public ever carries location data.
What leaves your account
Committed and being built. Named here so you can hold us to it — not so it counts as a feature.
One buck photo in, an antler score and age out — always a range with how sure we are, never a fake-precise number.
Score this buck
ComingWhy a range? Because a photo can’t hold a tape. Anyone who gives you one number is guessing harder.
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.
Guided harvest score
ComingOn your wall
ComingYour photo, your room, his mount
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.
The destination. No dates, and deliberately no mockups that could be mistaken for a screenshot.
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.
Shot recovery
On the roadmapThe 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.
Name him once
On the roadmapFor leases and clubs: multiple properties, a shared hit list the whole camp works from, and a leaderboard for the season's bragging rights.
The camp's hit list
On the roadmap3 members · 2 properties · one list