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GrizCam leads on integration and trails on maturity. This page shows both as plainly.
GrizCam Desktop is a free workspace for acoustics (GrizEars) and camera traps (GrizEyes). It trains classifiers on foundation models without code, overlays collar tracks, and plays audio time-linked to camera captures — a combination none of the products below advertises. Competitors lead on almost every single axis: species breadth, bat auto-ID, measurement depth, data standards, price, and maturity. Every GrizCam surface is beta.
For a software-only buyer, GrizEars Free sits credibly alongside any third-party recorder.
Hardware comparison →Some features need the GrizCam device. The hardware page compares it with recorders and trail cameras.How to read the cells
- Yes
- The vendor documents it, or a cited source shows it.
- No
- The vendor states it is absent, or it is structurally impossible.
- Partial
- It exists with a material limit, stated in the cell.
- Paid
- It exists, but only in a paid tier.
- Not advertised
- Nothing was found in the vendor's documentation — absence of evidence, never proof of absence.
- Unverified
- Sources conflict or are only secondary.
- Spec
- GrizCam hardware only: a design specification of a pre-production product, not independently verified.
Spec — the GrizCam device is pre-production: v1 in development, no ship date yet; specifications subject to change.
Which should I choose?
Bat researcher
- Choose first
- Song Meter Mini Bat 2, AudioMoth or Titley Chorus, with Kaleidoscope Pro.
- Where GrizCam fits
- GrizEars Free as an extra viewer or annotator for ultrasonic WAVs; GrizEars Pro to train a custom model on your own labeled calls.
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Regulatory or NABat bat ID; GrizCam hardware for most bat work (it records at up to 96 kHz — sounds up to about 48 kHz).
Kaleidoscope's validated regional classifiers and NABat alignment are decisive, and GrizCam ships no bat classifier. GrizEars can sit alongside Kaleidoscope for its maps, collar overlay or foundation-model training on locally labeled calls, but do not expect species ID out of the box.
Bird / ARU researcher on a budget
- Choose first
- AudioMoth or Micro 2 grids, with BirdNET, Perch, OpenSoundscape, Raven Workbench or Arbimon.
- Where GrizCam fits
- GrizEars Free: Perch + PNW-Cnet, ARU maps, clustering and indices without code; Pro only for no-code custom classifiers.
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Buying GrizCam devices as recorders; workflows that need Raven selection tables, Linux, or hosted multi-user storage.
This buyer gets the most from GrizCam software and the least from GrizCam hardware. GrizEars Free runs Perch on AudioMoth or Song Meter files and reads their GUANO and wamd GPS chunks onto a map. The money belongs in recorders.
Camera-trap ecologist
- Choose first
- Timelapse, AddaxAI, Agouti, TRAPPER or Wildlife Insights, with Reconyx hardware.
- Where GrizCam fits
- GrizEyes on a Mac, or when video and audio context matter; Free tier for manual review and COCO export.
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Camtrap DP publication, occupancy statistics on non-GrizCam data, free AI at scale, Windows-only labs already on Timelapse.
Weigh GrizEyes against AddaxAI, which runs the same detector and classifier free on Windows, Apple-Silicon Macs and Linux, and exports Camtrap DP.
Landowner / hunter
- Choose first
- A consumer cellular trail camera ($80–$220 + $0–$20/mo).
- Where GrizCam fits
- Only for large or poorly covered properties needing a 280° view with 360° motion detection, sound, or mesh/satellite reach — all Spec until v1 ships.
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Most buyers: price, availability, battery and phone convenience all favor trail cameras.
Almost always buy a cellular trail camera. GrizCam's case appears only when one device must replace several cameras and microphones across terrain without signal.
Remote infrastructure / security operator
- Choose first
- Hikvision or Reolink solar 4G for single sites; Verkada for enterprise.
- Where GrizCam fits
- Sites without cell coverage (satellite and mesh), gunshot bearing, smoke and gas sensing, multi-sensor evidence — all Spec until v1 ships.
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Anyone needing certified, shipping hardware now, phone push alerts, or bulk evidence export (Portal has none today).
Security operators gain the most from GrizCam's connectivity and sensing, but the Portal's email-only alerts and missing export are real gaps for evidence workflows.
Multi-sensor research program
- Choose first
- A WildTrax-style program with separate ARUs and cameras.
- Where GrizCam fits
- The strongest fit: co-located, time-linked audio + video + environment (Spec), collar integration in Desktop, single-unit bearing (Spec).
- When not to choose GrizCam
- Programs that need published validation, fixed procurement dates, or dense cheap grids.
Pairing GrizCam devices with Desktop gives co-located capture that WildTrax manages only as separate sensor streams. This buyer must still accept beta software and pre-production hardware with no published field validation.
Acoustic software
GrizEars is the broadest free desktop workspace here, not the deepest. Cornell is retiring Raven Pro 1.6 in favor of Raven Workbench, which is free, in beta, and trains detector-classifiers. Kaleidoscope Pro is now subscription-only, and its free Lite tier detects automatically only on Song Meter files. Avisoft-SASLab Pro is a perpetual, Windows-only license.
On price, GrizEars sits between free Workbench and paid Kaleidoscope: GrizEars Pro (Individual) is $500 in year one, then $100 a year, about $700 over three years; Kaleidoscope Pro is $399 a year, about $1,197 over three; Raven Workbench costs nothing in any year.
Desktop acoustic analysis software
Compare side by side — pick 2 to 4:
| Feature | GrizCam Desktop – GrizEars | Raven Pro 1.6 | Raven Workbench | Kaleidoscope Pro 5.9 | Avisoft-SASLab Pro | Sonic Visualiser 5.2 | Audacity 3.7.8 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Release status | Beta 0.25.0 (2026-09-30) | Mature; being retired, no date | Beta / preview | Mature; 5.9.2 (2026-04-26) | Mature; ownership changed Jul 2026 | Mature; 5.2.1 (2025-03-21) | Mature; 3.7.8 (Jun 2026), 4.0 beta |
| Price | Free tier after sign-in; Pro $500 yr 1, then $100/yr; Enterprise $1,000/user yr 1, then $200 | Unverified $50–$800a | Free | $399/yr; Lite free | €2,300–2,900 perpetual (price list undated) | Free | Free |
| License model | Proprietary freemium; sign-in required even for Freeb | Proprietary license | Free; Raven Intelligence CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 | Subscription; permanent licenses no longer sold | Perpetual, USB dongle | Open source | Open source (GPL) |
| Windows | Yes CPU + NVIDIA CUDA builds | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| macOS | Partial Apple Silicon, macOS 14+ only | Partial ML detector not on Apple Silicon | Partial Apple Silicon only | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Linux | No | Partial KB troubleshooting article | Yes Ubuntu | Yes RHEL 9 | No | Yes | Yes |
| Local / offline processing | Yes 180-day offline window; Pro 30 days | Yes | Yes | Yes cloud optional | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Spectrogram box annotation | Yes custom columns, value lists, validation | Yes selection tables, multiple annotation columns | Yes Raven Annotate | Yes manual labels, MetaForms | Yes | Yes label layers | Partial label tracks |
| Measurement depth | Unverified | Yes 70+ measurements | Not advertised | Not advertised | Yes automated parameter measurement | Partial Vamp plugins | No |
| Bundled pre-trained classifiers | Yes free: Perch 2.0 (birds) + PNW-Cnet v5 (135 classes, owls/raptors) | Yes BirdNET v2.2, whale and katydid models | Partial runs user-supplied TF/PyTorch/ONNX models | Yes regional bat classifiers | No templates only | No | No |
| Bat species auto-ID | No plays and views ultrasound only | Not advertised | Not advertised | Paid US/Canada, UK, Europe, Neotropics, S. Africa | Partial template classification | No | No |
| BirdNET | Partial imports BirdNET CSV; not run in app | Yes bundled v2.2; v2.4 addable | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No | No |
| Train your own classifier in-app | Paid no-code; 6 foundation models; linear probe or prototype head | No trained outside in Python, then imported | Yes no-code status unverified | Paid cluster-based "simple classifiers", no code | Partial templates | No | No |
| Foundation-model embeddings (Perch / AVES) | Yes | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No | No |
| Clustering of calls | Yes free (UMAP + HDBSCAN / k-means) | Not advertised | Not advertised | Paid | Partial similarity matrix | No | No |
| Detector vs ground-truth metrics | Partial P/R/F1 by threshold for user-trained classifiers | Yes TP/FP/FN table comparison | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No |
| Long-duration view (LTSA / false color) | Paid false-colored spectrogram | Partial paging, file sequences | Yes Raven Expedition LTSA | Yes batch + cloud | Not advertised | Not advertised | No |
| Soundscape indices | Yes free (ACI, entropy, events, noise; one recorder per run) | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No |
| ARU map / GIS view | Yes 3D terrain, filters, MP4 export | Not advertised | Not advertised | Partial GPS metadata, NABat grid IDs; no map view found | Not advertised | No | No |
| Biologger / collar overlay | Yes dead reckoning, proximity, tilt during calls | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No |
| Direction of arrivalNeeds a GrizCam device's recordings | Partial multi-channel GrizCam recordings only; bearing, not distancec | Unverified multichannel acquisition up to 32 ch | Unverified | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No |
| Live multichannel acquisition | Not advertised | Yes NI-DAQ to 32 ch, ASIO | Not advertised | Not advertised | Yes own hardware | Not advertised | Unverified |
| Raven selection-table import/export | No | Yes de facto standard; Rraven reads it | Unverified | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised |
| GUANO metadata | Partial reads GPS from GUANO/wamd; preserves chunks on edit | Not advertised | Not advertised | Yes read/write; MetaForms | Not advertised | No | No |
| Third-party recorder files | Yes WAV, MP3, FLAC at any sample rate | Yes WAV, AIF, MP3, FLAC | Yes | Partial Lite auto-detection on WA files only; 8/16-bit WAV onlyd | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Collaboration | Paid (encrypted peer sharing, both users Pro); free network-drive check-out | Partial export tables | Partial share model configs | Paid Kaleidoscope Cloud, usage-billed | Not advertised | No | No |
| Camera-trap imagery in the same app | Yes GrizEyes | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No |
| Published validation / citation base | No | Yes ~20 years of use | No beta | Yes NABat guidance; independent studies | Yes long lab/bat record | Not advertised | Not advertised |
- a Cornell's listings conflict: $50 non-profit or $100 commercial described as permanent, one-year licenses at $100/$200 marked sold out, and "$50–$800" on the product page.
- b GrizCam Desktop requires an email one-time-code sign-in even for the Free tier.
- c Direction of arrival works only on multi-channel GrizCam recordings, and estimates a bearing, not distance. It does not work on third-party recorder files. With 3 or more GPS-synced GrizCams, locating a sound in GrizCam Desktop is a Spec.
- d The 16-bit ceiling comes from a Wildlife Acoustics FAQ and older documentation; it may differ in 5.9.
Sources for this table
- GrizEars: GrizEars; GrizEyes; GrizCam Desktop download
- Raven Pro: Raven Pro; Learning Detector; Cornell store; Rraven
- Raven Workbench: Raven Workbench; Raven Intelligence; Workbench systems
- Kaleidoscope: Kaleidoscope Pro; Release notes; Pricing; Kaleidoscope 5 user guide; NABat guidance
- Avisoft: Avisoft sound analysis; Price list
- Sonic Visualiser: News
- Audacity: Audacity 3.7.8
AI, cloud and open-source acoustic platforms
Compare side by side — pick 2 to 4:
| Feature | GrizEars | BirdNET-Analyzer / GUI | Perch 2.0 + perch-hoplite | OpenSoundscape | AviaNZ | Arbimon | WildTrax | Merlin Sound ID | RFCx Guardian (+ Arbimon) | Synature |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free tier after sign-in; Pro paid | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free (open access; no price statement) | Free | Unverified no public price | Unverified |
| License | Proprietary | Code MIT; models CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (non-commercial) | Tooling Apache-2.0; model license unverified | MIT | Open source | Hosted service | ABMI open-access platform | Proprietary app | Proprietary | Commercial SaaS |
| Form factor | Desktop (Win/macOS) | Desktop GUI, Python, Docker | Colab/Jupyter notebooks | Python library | Desktop | Web | Web | Phone app | Connected device + cloud | Device + SaaS |
| No-code use | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Unverified | Unverified |
| Pre-trained coverage | Perch 2.0 (~15,000 classes, secondary figure) + PNW-Cnet (135) | ~6,500 species | ~15,000 multi-taxa classes (secondary) | Model Zoo: HawkEars, BirdNET, Perch2 | User-built filters | Not advertised user-built models | HawkEars (328 birds + 13 amphibians) | Unverified 458 to ~2,066 species, conflicting | Threat sounds (chainsaws, gunshots) | Unverified |
| Train your own | Paid no-code | Yes birdnet-train | Yes code | Yes code | Yes species filters | Yes pattern matching, random forest | Not advertised human tagging is core | No | Not advertised | Unverified |
| Active learning / agile modeling | Partial one hard-negative round + validation studio | Not advertised | Yes classifiers "often in under an hour" | Not advertised | Not advertised | Partial pattern-match → validate → train | No | No | Not advertised | Unverified |
| Embedding similarity search | Partial embedding clustering; search-by-example not documented | Yes birdnet-search | Yes | Partial embeddings via Model Zoo | No | Partial template pattern matching | Not advertised | No | Not advertised | Unverified |
| Unsupervised clustering | Yes free | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Yes AED-C | Not advertised | No | Not advertised | Unverified |
| Bat auto-ID | No | No | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No | Unverified ultrasonic mics claimed |
| Runs locally / offline | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No upload required | No | Unverified | No streams to cloud | No cloud recognition |
| Hosted storage | No Portal holds GrizCam-device media only | No | No | No | No | Yes "without storage limits" | Yes | Partial feeds eBird | Yes | Yes |
| Multi-user projects | Paid peer sharing | No | No | No | No | Yes unlimited users | Yes | No | Unverified | Unverified |
| Open-data / standards role | No | Partial Raven tables via BirdNET-Go | No | No | No | Partial project backups | Yes 15+ years of public ABMI data | Yes eBird | No | No |
| Real-time alertsGrizCam's alerts need a GrizCam device and Portal | Partial Portal email alerts, GrizCam devices only | Partial BirdNET-Pi/Go edge ecosystem | No | No | No | Not advertised | No | Partial live phone ID | Yes | Unverified 2026 launch claim |
| LocalizationNeeds a GrizCam device's recordings | Partial single-array bearing, GrizCam audio only | No | No | Yes synchronized separate recorders | No | Not advertised | Partial distance estimates for two single-species recognizers | No | Not advertised | Unverified |
Sources for this table
- GrizEars: GrizEars; GrizEyes; GrizCam Desktop download
- BirdNET: GitHub; BirdNET-Go guide
- Perch: perch-hoplite; arXiv 2508.04665; HackerNoon
- OpenSoundscape: GitHub
- AviaNZ: avianz.net; Predator Free NZ
- Arbimon: arbimon.org; Getting started; AED-C
- WildTrax: WILDLABS HawkEars; ABMI
- Merlin: Cornell Chronicle; Let's Data Science
- Guardian: RFCx Guardian technical description; RFCx
- Synature: Galaxus; Venturelab
Where GrizCam leads
- One workspace, several analyses. No other product reviewed puts no-code training on six foundation-model encoders, free embedding clustering, an ARU map, a collar-track overlay with dead reckoning, and camera-trap imagery in one app. Biologger overlay and single-array direction of arrival were not advertised by any competitor reviewed.
- No code needed. Training sits beside the BirdNET GUI and Kaleidoscope's simple classifiers; it does not compete with notebook workflows such as perch-hoplite and OpenSoundscape, which need Python.
- A more open free tier than Kaleidoscope Lite: GrizEars Free runs Perch on any recorder's WAV, MP3 or FLAC files, where Lite gates automatic detection to Song Meter files.
Where others lead
- Raven: 70+ measurements, a detector-versus-truth comparison, acquisition up to 32 channels, a selection-table format R tools read as a de facto standard, two decades of teaching and citation, and now a free path through Workbench.
- Kaleidoscope: bat auto-ID with regional classifier libraries, NABat grid-cell species selection, zero-crossing and GUANO support. Independent studies show any bat auto-ID needs expert vetting; GrizCam ships no bat classifier.
- BirdNET and Perch win on species coverage, and GrizEars itself builds on Perch.
- Arbimon offers free hosted storage with unlimited users, plus pattern matching and clustering.
- WildTrax offers standardized, publishable data and the regional HawkEars model.
- GrizEars' own gaps: no Linux build, no Intel Macs, no in-app BirdNET run, no Raven or Kaleidoscope table interop, indices on one recorder at a time, no published validation.
Parity
- Local and offline processing: BirdNET, AviaNZ, OpenSoundscape and Kaleidoscope also run locally.
- Ultrasound playback is common across the tools reviewed.
- Perch-based species ID: BirdNET-Analyzer and BirdNET-Go now offer Perch v2 as an alternative model.
- Free entry: about 83% of the 221 passive acoustic monitoring tools catalogued in a 2026 living review are free, so price is not a differentiator.
Camera-trap software
GrizEyes runs the same two models the rest of the field uses: MegaDetector v6 for detection, then SpeciesNet v4.0.1a for classification. That is also its weak spot: AI annotate is a Pro feature in GrizEyes, while AddaxAI runs those models free, offline, on Windows, Apple-Silicon macOS and Linux.
GrizEyes reads third-party trap folders and exports COCO JSON plus CSV; it does not export Camtrap DP, the 2024 TDWG standard. GrizCam Portal is a different product class: an operations console for GrizCam devices only, closer to a cellular trail-cam app than to Wildlife Insights, with no CSV or bundled download today.
Camera-trap software
Compare side by side — pick 2 to 4:
| Feature | GrizEyes (Desktop) | GrizCam Portal 0.8.0For GrizCam devices only | Timelapse 2.5 | Wildlife Insights / SpeciesNet | MegaDetector | AddaxAI | TRAPPER | Agouti | Camelot | Reconyx MapViewBundled with Reconyx Professional cameras | Cellular trail-cam appse |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Form / platforms | Desktop: Windows; macOS Apple Silicon 14+ | Web, any browser | Desktop, Windows only | Web (Google Cloud) | Model / Python package | Desktop: Win, macOS (Apple Silicon), Linux | Web; self-hostable | Web (WUR servers, NL) | Desktop / server, cross-platform | Desktop, Windows only | Phone apps |
| Price | Free tier after sign-in; AI annotate is Pro ($500 yr 1, then $100/yr) | $10/mo or $100/yr per device (Individual); $100/mo or $1,000/yr (Enterprise) | Free | Free for most; fees for governments and companies (unpublished) | Free (MIT) | Free | Free | Free if data shared; contribution for commercial use | Free | Bundled with Reconyx Professional cameras | App free; plans ~$0–35/mo per camera |
| Opens other brands' imagery | Yes standard JPG/MP4 files from most trail cameras | No GrizCam devices only | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Not advertised | No own brand |
| Animal / person / vehicle detection | Paid MegaDetector v6 | Partial on-device AI keywords on events | Partial displays AI run elsewhere | Yes | Yes | Yes MDv5 + v1000 variants | Yes | Yes | Yes MegaDetector integrated | Not advertised | Yes some filters paid |
| Species classification | Paid SpeciesNet v4.0.1a | Partial AI description / keywords | Partial imports results | Yes 1,295 species + 237 higher taxa | No | Yes 25 regional models | Unverified | Yes | Unverified | Not advertised | Partial 5–12 game classes |
| Custom model training | No Eyes classifier not yet available | No planned: classify events with models you train in GrizCam Desktop | No | No | Not advertised | Partial custom models on request | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | No |
| Video | Yes MP4/MOV/AVI; AI samples frames | Yes synced audio + video | Yes | No convert to frames first | Unverified | Yes | Yes | Unverified | Unverified | Not advertised | Paid video caps per plan |
| Audio linked to each captureNeeds a GrizCam device | Partial GrizCam deployments only | Yes GrizCam devices | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised | Partial sound inside clips only |
| Works offline | Yes | No | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Partial self-host | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| Data public by default | No | No | No | Yes unless embargoed | No | No | No | Partial free tier expects sharing | No | No | No |
| Camtrap DP export | No COCO JSON + CSV | No | Yes | Unverified CSV; listed by Camtrap DP paper | No | Yes | Yes full compliance | Yes every export | Not advertised | Not advertised | Not advertised |
| Bulk / CSV export | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Unverified |
| Detection-rate / occupancy statsGrizEyes computes these on GrizCam data only | Partial GrizCam data only | No | Not advertised | Not advertised | No | Partial camtrapR integration | Not advertised | Not advertised | Partial reporting system | Not advertised | No |
| Map view | Yes Esri free; Planet basemap Pro + own Planet license | Yes live satellite map | Not advertised | Unverified | No | Not advertised | Yes web mapping | Unverified | Not advertised | Yes Google Maps | Yes |
| Fleet health and alertsNeeds GrizCam devices | No | Yes online/offline, battery, telemetry; email keyword alerts | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | Yes |
| Multi-user roles | Partial network-drive check-out; Pro sharing | Yes superadmin/admin/basic; device groups | No | Yes | No | No | Yes | Unverified | Yes server mode | Not advertised | Partial multi-camera accounts |
| 360° dewarp / stitchNeeds a GrizCam device's imagery | Yes GrizCam; approximate stitch | Not advertised | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
- e Covers Moultrie Mobile, SPYPOINT, Tactacam Reveal, Browning Strike Force, Bushnell and Reconyx Connect; plan prices are in the trail-camera table on the hardware page.
Sources for this table
- GrizEyes and Portal: GrizEyes; GrizCam Portal; GrizCam Desktop download
- Timelapse: Home; Install FAQ; Version history
- Wildlife Insights: FAQ; AI; Sharing
- MegaDetector: GitHub
- AddaxAI: AddaxAI
- TRAPPER: Docs
- Agouti: FAQ; Export
- Camelot: Docs
- MapView: Reconyx MapView
- Cellular apps: Moultrie plans; Moultrie Smart Tags; Hunting Life (SPYPOINT)
Where GrizCam leads
- Audio time-linked to every capture: GrizEyes reviews camera-trap photos and video together with the audio recorded around each capture. WildTrax handles cameras and ARUs under one organization, but as separate sensor workflows. This holds only for GrizCam deployments.
- Video AI: Wildlife Insights cannot process camera-trap videos directly; GrizEyes samples video frames for AI.
- Mac support: GrizEyes runs on Apple-Silicon macOS, which Windows-only Timelapse and Reconyx MapView do not.
- Fleet operations in Portal: device-health telemetry, organization roles and device groups.
- Private by default: Portal is private by default, while Wildlife Insights publishes data unless it is embargoed — a fit question for private landowners.
Where others lead
- Species breadth: Wildlife Insights, SpeciesNet and AddaxAI's regional models.
- Standards: Camtrap DP in Agouti, TRAPPER, Timelapse and AddaxAI.
- Data entry: Timelapse's mature, customizable templates and episode grouping.
- Price: free AI in AddaxAI, Timelapse and TrapTagger.
- Platforms: AddaxAI runs on Linux.
- Consumer convenience: Moultrie's Smart Tags are free to all Moultrie Mobile users, and the phone apps deliver instantly.
- Portal gaps: no export, alerts by email only (no SMS or push), GrizCam hardware only.
Parity
- "Your data never leaves your machine": AddaxAI and Timelapse already say this.
- Map views: MapView, TRAPPER and the cellular apps all have one.
- The AI models themselves: GrizEyes uses the same MegaDetector and SpeciesNet as AddaxAI.
* Spec — the GrizCam device is pre-production: v1 in development, no ship date yet; specifications subject to change.