Catalogue your kit
Add your gear one item at a time, or upload the whole catalogue in one sweep. The AI reads each photo and fills in category, brand, weight and where on the body it belongs.
Smarter hunting
Make better decisions with powerful hunt planning tools.
Strategies, weather forecasts and loadout optimization.
The payoff
For a well-planned and safer hunt.
With PreHunt you get one overview of all your gear, the forecast, the wind direction and which animals are in season. Share property boundaries, markers and stalking or drive-hunt strategies with your hunting team.
Right spot. Right wind. Right time.
Photo: Oliver Louven / FieldsportsChannel.tv, Lofoten — CC BY 2.0
The gear studio
All your hunting gear in one place.
Build different loadouts for different hunts and weather conditions, so you get a ready-made packing list alongside the forecast.
Build a loadout for every kind of weather
Decide what clothing to wear and what gear to bring for different weather conditions in advance, so you don't have to take those decisions at 4 in the morning.
Optimise the loadout after every hunt
What never came out of the pack? Can anything go, to carry less weight? Were the clothes right for the temperature and the weather? Trim the loadout while the hunt is still fresh in your mind.
See yourself in the whole kit
Upload a photo of yourself wearing the loadout, or let the AI compose one — the photos of your own gear are what it is built from.
The purpose
Preparation is a skill. This is where you practise it.
Every minute you spend thinking about the hunt will improve you as a hunter.
- One overview of every piece of hunting kit you own.
- Build a different loadout for every forecast and every kind of hunt.
- Share property boundaries, markers and strategies with your hunting team.
- A scent indicator along the whole route you plan to walk.
- Trim the loadout for the next hunt — what you never used and the clothing that did not keep you dry goes, so the same mistake does not follow you out again.
The night before
Packed from memory, half asleep.
Packed in daylight, days ahead.
The pack feels heavy and you cannot say why.
Every item weighed, the total on screen.
Three websites to work out what is in season.
The legal game for that county and date, already listed.
The ground exists only in the head of whoever has walked it.
Boundary, stands and approach drawn on the map.
The difference between leaving success to chance and executing skillfully.
Hunt planner
Planning a hunt is easy
Five steps to a complete hunt plan.
When, where and what
The day, the place and what animal. The animals available to select are what the county actually allows on that date, so you don't need to look that up on another site.
The forecast, and the kit for it
Get the forecast for the spot you picked, and a packing list back automatically, drawn from the loadouts you have already built.
Draw the boundary, mark the ground
Draw the boundary of the ground you may hunt, so you can see exactly where it runs, then pin the stands, towers, feeding sites and gates — and what you have seen out there before.
Plan the stalk or the drive
Draw the route you intend to walk inside the boundary. You get the distance, the time on foot and how far your scent carries downwind — one route for a stalk, or one per hunter for a drive.
Share the strategy with your team
Send the plan to the hunting team, so everyone can see the boundary, the stands and who walks where the evening before — a safer hunt, and nobody standing in the forest with a phone in their hand.
Community
See what other hunters carry.
Members can publish their loadouts publicly, so other members can vote them up and down, start discussions and learn from how other people gear up for their hunt.
- Loadout of the Week Featured on the front page.
- Ranked by up and down votes by other members of the community.
- Get inspired for your next loadout
Community
Share the film from your own hunt.
Members post the films they shoot themselves — the stalk that worked, a morning in the stand, the dog doing its job. One gets lifted as Film of the Week.
- Add your own hunting film with a single link.
- One film picked and featured every week.
- The archive keeps every week, film by film.
Film of the Week
Last hour on the clearcut
M. Lind · Moose
- The dog in the pinesJ. Aalto · 8:12
- Four days in the mountainsP. Hagen · 15:05
34 films submitted this week
Plans
Free to start, upgrade to Premium to unlock everything.
Catalogue everything you own, plan every hunt and draw your first five strategies — free, with no card. Premium lifts the caps, opens the AI tools, and drops 20 credits in your account every month.
Save 17% — two months free
Free
Get started and plan your first hunts.
0USD / month
Free forever · no time limit
Try it freeNo card required · upgrade whenever you like
What's included
- Unlimited gear items in your inventory
- Up to 5 loadouts
- Up to 5 saved strategies on the field map
- Browse the community — loadouts, threads and films
- Bulk photo import — drop your whole kit and let AI catalogue it
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Premium
For hunters who want full control over their hunts.
9.90USD / month
Billed monthly · cancel anytime
Secure checkout · cancel in one click
Everything in Free, plus
- Unlimited loadouts
- AI loadout preview images
- Publish your loadouts to the community
- Unlimited strategies — draw as many routes as you want
- 20 AI credits every month
Questions
Answers before you start.
The nine things hunters ask before they sign up.
What do I get without paying?
Your whole inventory, up to five loadouts, unlimited hunt plans with forecast, light and wind, five saved strategies on the field map, and the run of the community and the compendiums. No card.
What does an AI preview cost?
One credit per image. Previews are a Premium feature, and Premium includes 20 credits every month. Credits you buy on top never expire.
Who can see my gear?
Only you. Gear and loadouts stay private to your account until you publish a loadout to the community yourself.
What does my hunting team see?
Only the team's ground: the boundaries, stands, cameras and observations pinned on it, and the strategies shared to it. You join with a four-digit code, and your inventory, your loadouts and your own private ground stay outside it.
Where does the weather data come from?
Open-Meteo, for the exact coordinates and day you set in the planner — temperature, wind speed and direction, precipitation and sun times, up to 16 days ahead. Your loadouts are scored against that forecast.
What can I see on the field map?
Terrain and satellite everywhere, with wind particles and the daylight arc over the top, plus your marks, boundaries and the approach you drew. In Sweden it also carries Lantmäteriet's orthophoto, topographic map and property boundaries, so you can see where the ground you may hunt ends.
Do I have to weigh everything?
No. The AI puts a weight on most items when it reads the photo, so it is a matter of correcting a number rather than typing one. Weights are stored in grams, and the total moves as you equip.
Do I need an account to read the compendiums?
No. The animal and gun compendiums under Knowledge are open to everyone — species by species, gun by gun, with no sign-up.
Which languages does it speak?
English and Swedish, with Swedish hunting seasons and game built in.
- Free to start
- No card required
Your next hunt starts with planning.
Made in Sweden by hunters for hunters.