Fill a living index of everything that visits your yard.
Wildex names the animal in every motion clip your Ring cameras record and keeps one card per species: first seen, last seen, how often, and when. New visitors get an alert. Your own dog gets muted.
Free during the beta · Nothing is sent to a third-party AI
One card per species
Not a feed. The Ring app already has one of those.
Numbered as you find them
#001 was the squirrel. #023 was last night's bobcat.
A horizon to fill
61 species are likely in your county. You have met 23.
Dex
8 of 21 likely near you, plus 3 others
Tap any card
Alert, track, or ignore
Per species. Bears wake you. Deer get logged quietly. Biscuit is not counted.
Says how sure it is
Every sighting shows a confidence and a one-tap fix.
Footage goes no further than us
Open-source models on our servers. People in frame are dropped before anything is stored.
The Dex
Every species, one card each.
Near you
What’s in your county?
Every Dex starts with a horizon: the animals most recorded around you, from millions of public wildlife records. Pick your county to see yours, and tap any animal for a few words on it.
Privacy
Footage goes no further than us.
Open-source models on a computer we run ourselves. A frame per motion event, a clip only when the frame is not enough, and never a person.
- People in frame are discarded before anything is stored
- No third-party AI sees your footage
- Species crops are kept 90 days, then deleted
- Nothing shared between households; delete everything in one tap