What's on the property
Sightings land with camera, time, and species. Empty frames drop out. The animals on the place become a record, not a story you retell.
Raw images in. What's on the property, when they visit, why that matters, and what they score. Direct integrations and SD card upload.
Works in the browser today · iPhone app in testing
Import from any trail camera by SD card or browser upload. Automatic syncing for select supported cameras: Spypoint (web + iPhone) and Reolink (iPhone app).
The living record
Not a gallery. Not a hunch. Evidence you can consult next season — intelligence-backed hunting for a new breed of hunter.
Sightings land with camera, time, and species. Empty frames drop out. The animals on the place become a record, not a story you retell.
Time-of-day patterns compound — day and night — into movement you can read. Not folklore about the wind, and not a notebook you lose.
Herd, pattern, and score inform the next hunt and how you manage the land. Gut does not get the last word.
Whitetail scoring runs when the frame is eligible. Blurry flanks stay sightings. Wildwatch abstains rather than guessing.
The old way
The record
The old way of tracking
Cards fill up. Brands stay split. Memory pretends to be a record. By next season you are hunting stories, not evidence.
Ten thousand images. Empty frames. The visit that mattered is buried.
Notebooks and hunches do not compound. They evaporate.
A feeling is not an identification. Gut is not a score.
A still is a moment. It is not a pattern, and it is not a herd record.
From stills to a record
Empty frames are filtered. When the evidence is not strong enough, Wildwatch says so rather than guessing.
How it works
Import from any trail camera by SD card or browser; automatic syncing for select supported integrations.
A growing set of native and exotic species, grouped into sightings by camera and time.
Whitetail scoring runs on frames that meet the eligibility bar, and only on those frames.
Results carry confidence, and Wildwatch holds the call when the evidence is not strong enough.
Evidence over stories
A blurred flank at 60 feet is not an identification, and a quartering-away buck is not a scoreable frame. Every result carries its confidence, and the system is built to withhold a call rather than manufacture one. That is the difference between a number and a measurement.
Abstained results stay in the record. You can review them, correct them, and keep the image.
Illustrative states — not measured results
Multiple properties and camera locations under one account.
Import from any trail camera by SD card or browser; automatic syncing for select supported integrations.
A growing set of native and exotic species.
Applied when the image is eligible.
Encounters grouped and kept as a property record.
Camera heatmaps and time-of-day patterns.
PDF reports you can hand to a client or a partner.
Notification when something you care about shows up.
Everything in the grid above, plus multi-property support and confidence-aware results across the whole pipeline.
The iPhone app. Broader exotic scoring and measurement. Reliable automatic individual re-identification. Some mobile-only integrations and workflows. Expanded operational and team features.
We publish this list so you know what you are buying today.Scoring
Wildwatch runs a real scoring pipeline against eligible whitetail images and shows you the frame it used, the measurement structure behind the result, and its confidence. You review it and keep or reject the call. Gut does not get a vote.
Web and mobile
Uploads, scoring review, analytics, reports, and multi-property management all run in the browser today. The iPhone app is a complementary client, currently in testing, for checking the record from the field.
Who it is for
A year-over-year record of what lives on the place, not a pile of cards.
Herd condition and activity without a week of photo review.
Intelligence-backed, not gut. Follow the herd and the pattern instead of scrolling a gallery.
Run several properties and share a credible record with clients.
Trust and control
Wildwatch was built from a working Texas ranch and real trail-camera workflows, which is also why the boundaries are drawn where they are.
Data & securityImages and results are private to the property they belong to.
Accounts are separated at the data layer, not by convention.
You intentionally purchase capacity or upgrade. Nothing bills itself.
Only wildlife images count toward your annual allowance.
One property, up to 10 cameras, 500,000 wildlife images analyzed per year.
Up to 3 properties, 30 cameras, 2,000,000 wildlife images per year, pooled.
Outfitters, ranch groups, high-volume networks, and measurement partnerships.
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