RackIQ Founding50

Run RackIQ™ free, hunt however you want, and let us find out what it actually knows.

How it works

RackIQ makes its call before you hunt, from your stands, your cameras and tonight's conditions. Dated, locked, and it cannot be edited afterward. You hunt, you tell us what happened, and we score it. At the end of the season we publish cohort-level totals and averages at rackiq.ai/record, never an individual sit log or a hunter's property details.

Every camera in one place, sorted by time, by camera, and by the wind that was blowing.
Which stand it favors tonight, when to be in it, and why. You get the reasoning, so you can judge it instead of taking it on faith.
Your ground remembered, instead of starting over every time you open it.

Straight up: RackIQ already makes property-specific calls and will make hunters better by forcing the right questions before each hunt. The 2026 field season measures what those forward calls predict across real ground. In January we publish how many calls were made, how many could be scored, how many could not, and what the cohort-level results said.

Do not trust the claim. Inspect the evidence.

You never have to hunt its call

Hunt where you think you should. A call you never tested is logged as untested, never as a miss, because scoring a call nobody hunted would be dishonest arithmetic. Before the season starts we publish exactly what counts as a hit, a miss, an untested call and one we cannot grade, then freeze those rules.

You have hunted your place for years. It has had one season on it. The question is not whether a machine can outshoot you. It is whether it can learn enough about your ground in one year to be worth having along.

How every call gets graded, in full →

Your spot stays your spot

We never publish your location. Not your pin, not your lines, not your stands, not your cameras. What we publish is totals and averages.
No other hunter sees your ground, unless you invite them to a crew yourself.
Never sold. Your photos stay yours. Public acknowledgment happens only if you separately choose it.

Privacy in full, including where your coordinates do go →

What we need from you

Hunt. Log the sit. Close the call. A few taps each, and that is the whole habit.

Log the quiet ones too. The evening you sat four hours and saw nothing counts as much as the one you killed on. Your sit log remains private and contributes only to cohort-level totals and averages, so that honest close is the one thing the field test genuinely cannot do without.

Keep your cameras running, and tell us when one dies. Cameras add real evidence whether you hunt that evening or not. Straight about how they work this year: photo import is manual, and when you import, give us the whole card whenever it is practical rather than picking out the good pictures. We keep full-card imports and hand-picked ones in separate columns, and we will never treat a handful of chosen photos as proof that nothing happened the rest of the week.

What you get

The first season free for everyone. We are not asking hunters to pay before we have earned it.
Founding50 recognition inside RackIQ. Public acknowledgment is optional.
A direct cohort contact path to the product team. Questions and field feedback reach the people building the product.

What the Founding50 is

The first fifty hunters who put real ground in and log a real sit. It goes by who finishes, not by who signed up first. Once fifty are in, the season stays open and so does your place in it, you are just not one of the fifty.

Drop a pin on your ground about a minute
Tap yes on the one page about publishing what we learn twenty seconds
Log one sit, start to finish a few taps

Put my ground in →

Free all season. Your pin is never published, never sold, and never shown to another hunter.