All cameras in one place
Add an unlimited number of trail cameras and manage them from one app — no more swapping memory cards in the forest.
Up and running in under a minute
Creating an account and adding your first camera takes less than a minute, and you can start right away.
AI wildlife recognition
The AI sorts the photos it is highly confident about and suggests a species with a probability for the rest, or flags that there is no mammal. You can always re-sort.
Statistics that reveal patterns
From your sorted images the system builds reports on animal activity by hour, season and location.
Weather for every frame
Each image gets temperature, wind direction and speed, moon phase and air pressure at the camera's location.
Zoom in and identify
Zoom into an image to confirm the species and not miss important details.
Camera maintenance log
Record maintenance with a note, see the last maintenance, the full history and a notice when a camera needs maintenance.
Share with your team
Share a camera with other users by email or phone number — sort images and view statistics together.
Activity forecast
See in the app when and in what conditions species are most active at your location.
Dark theme and 4 languages
Light, dark or system appearance; the app is available in Latvian, English, German and Russian.
A few minutes after a photo arrives, the Huntgate AI analyses it. When the AI is highly confident, it sorts the photo itself and marks it with an AI badge and a probability percentage. When it is unsure, it suggests a species with a probability (up to 3 options) or flags that there is no mammal in the frame — pick the suggestion with one tap or sort it yourself.
You can always re-sort any photo — your sorting comes first, and the AI never overrides it. Unsorted photos in which the AI sees neither an animal nor a person are deleted automatically after 7 days; you can keep a photo by sorting it.
The AI is trained on Latvian trail camera photos sorted by Huntgate users. It recognises roe deer, wild boar, moose, red deer, foxes, raccoon dogs, hares and people, and suggests lynx and badgers; other species you sort yourself. The AI does not perform facial recognition — the “person” category only means that a person is in the frame.
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Create an account
Sign up for free and add your trail cameras in a few minutes.
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Receive images
Cameras send captured images to the app as soon as they take a photo.
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AI sorts, you check
The AI recognises species and sorts the photos it is confident about, suggesting options for the rest. You confirm, correct or sort yourself.
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Understand wildlife activity
Get statistics and weather context to understand when and where animals are active.
Is Huntgate free?
Yes. The whole app and all its features are completely free — camera management, AI recognition, image sorting and statistics.
Does the app recognise animals by itself?
Yes. The Huntgate AI recognises roe deer, wild boar, moose, red deer, foxes, raccoon dogs, hares and people, and suggests lynx and badgers. Photos it is highly confident about are sorted by the AI; for the rest it suggests options with probabilities. You can always re-sort — your decision comes first.
Which devices does Huntgate work on?
Huntgate is available for both iOS and Android smartphones — download it from the App Store and Google Play.
What weather is added to each image?
Each image is linked with temperature, wind direction and speed, moon phase and air pressure at the camera's location.
How many trail cameras can I add?
You can add as many trail cameras as you need and manage them all from a single app.
What happens to my data?
Your images and camera locations are not made public. The public statistics only show aggregated nationwide data, without precise coordinates. We also use images and sorting to improve the Huntgate AI — see the privacy policy for details.
Start watching your forest today
Download Huntgate for free, add your trail cameras and turn every image into useful observations. The more cameras are added, the more accurate the statistics, forecasts and AI recognition become for everyone.