Batch-sort thousands of trail-camera photos into per-species folders — automatically.
On-device AI detects and identifies the wildlife in your camera-trap images, then files every photo by species — elk, mule deer, whitetail, bird, bear, human, and more. Fully offline on Windows, and GPU-accelerated for speed.
Free to try — sort up to 10,000 images. Windows 10/11. An NVIDIA GPU is strongly recommended — it runs on CPU-only PCs too, but is much slower. Try the free version to check the speed on your computer first.
Drop in a season's worth of camera cards and let Rack Detector do the sorting — no manual scrubbing, no uploading your photos to the cloud.
A detector locates every animal, person, and vehicle in each frame — and flags the empty ones as blanks so you can skip them.
On-device AI names the species and filters out anything that doesn't belong in North America, so your elk and deer land where they should.
Every photo is copied into a per-species folder — elk, mule deer, whitetail, bird, bear, human, and more — ready to review in seconds.
Watch Rack Detector sort a batch of trail-camera photos from start to finish.
Try it free, then buy a license when you're ready. No subscription, no cloud fees.
One license activates on one computer · no subscription · free updates within this version
NVIDIA GPU strongly recommended — much slower on CPU-only PCs. Non-refundable; the free trial lets you test speed first. See our Terms.
Questions? Email elevationtechnology@outlook.com
Same shop, same approach — your data stays yours, and everything works where the signal doesn't.