How it works
From capture to a living record, in six steps.
You bring the nights in. Wildwatch filters the empties, identifies the herd, and scores frames that earn it.
The workflow
What happens to a season of stills.
Pull the cards
Import images from any trail camera by SD card or browser upload, or sync automatically through select supported camera integrations. You choose what enters and when.
Empty frames get tossed
Wind, heat shimmer, and passing light trigger most captures. Those blank stills are set aside and do not count.
See what walked
Animals are detected and classified across a growing set of native and exotic species, then grouped into sightings with camera, time, and species attached.
Score the bucks that earn it
Eligible whitetail frames go through a real scoring pipeline. Frames that do not meet the bar are kept as sightings, not forced into a score.
Read the pattern
Sightings stack into histories, camera heatmaps, time-of-day patterns, reports, and forecast guidance you can consult next season.
You keep the record
Every result is editable and carries its confidence. Confirm, correct, or set aside — your call becomes the record.
Getting stills in
Every camera. One wildlife record.
Import images from any trail camera by SD card, with automatic syncing available for select supported camera integrations.
Pull the SD card
Pull the card and import images from any trail camera, regardless of brand — by SD card or browser upload. This is the universal path, and browser upload is available today.
Automatic syncing
Automatic syncing is available for select supported camera integrations — today, Spypoint (web + iPhone) and Reolink (iPhone app). We add integrations as we verify them — never automatic import from every manufacturer.
From the truck
The iPhone app adds bulk SD-card import and other field workflows. It is in testing.
Start with a season of nights.
Works in the browser today — no install required.