Trail cameras
Every camera. One map. Read for you.
Share photos from any camera’s app or pull the SD card. DECOHunt groups them into visits, reads the deer, and lays them over the wind.
Get the betaFrom the plan
Where the planner put the camera.
The trail cam in the plan sits just south of the saddle scrape, facing north so the low sun never washes it out, and gets checked only on the walk in to the plot stand. Blue is the way it faces, the way the app draws it.
Leaf-off: NYS ITS orthoimagery. Camera, scrape and stand as the plan placed them.
Know when they walk past.
From photo to visit
Five steps, none of them yours.
Any brand, day one
Share from Reveal, SPYPOINT, Moultrie, Command or Browning, pick from Photos, or open the SD card in Files. No partner deals needed, and we never ask for your password to another company.
The time, even from cellular
Cellular cameras strip a photo’s time. The app reads it off the info strip on your phone, with the temperature.
Clutter filed away
Empty frames, squirrels and raccoons are filed, not counted. Photos minutes apart become one visit.
The deer, read
Buck, doe or fawn, how many, points, and which way they’re facing, each with how sure it is.
Against the wind
Every visit gets the wind, temperature and pressure at that hour, and the rut phase, so patterns show.
People stay private
A detector on our own server flags people and vehicles. Those photos never go to the AI, and only you see them. Originals never leave your phone; we keep reduced copies in private storage.
How camera reading works
- What counts
- Visits, not photos. Free reads 500 visits a month, Pro 5,000, Guide 15,000. Cameras never use up your AI answers.
- Uploads
- Background uploads finish with the app closed. Set Upload on Wi-Fi only and they wait on the phone until you’re back in signal.
- Sharing
- On a shared map your party sees the camera’s visits and can fix tags. A camera set to Only me stays yours.
- Coming
- Naming bucks and following one across seasons, then buck matching for Pro and Guide.