Handovers
People move on and seasons roll over. Too often the data doesn't carry over with them.
Data from the untamed. Under your control.
See the wildlife your cameras caught — and own the proof.
Your cameras record. The platform turns what they catch into a record you can defend: which species, how often each shows up, and the survey effort behind the numbers. Export it whenever you want. It runs in Europe and works with cameras you already own, or you host it yourself.
Recognized species · auditable record
A demo dashboard with sample data. The interface changes as we keep building.
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The problem
The cameras are the easy part
Seasons end, people move on, the footage keeps piling up, and the data quietly stops being usable. What's usually missing isn't more cameras. It's the operational layer that keeps the record in shape over time.
Data backlog
Collection outpaces analysis. Hard drives fill; comparable records never form.
Tool lock-in
Brand apps and closed clouds own the workflow. Export and ownership suffer.
No ops layer
Analysis tools expect clean data. Nobody runs the continuous intake and care that produces it.
The solution
An operational layer between field and systems
Untamed Data runs the pipeline and the ops around it: data comes in from the field, is organized under your account, stays in shape over time, and can leave toward reports or partner workflows. Ownership stays with you.
Intake
From connected cameras, or manual upload (SD card or laptop). The same structure either way.
Organise
Sites, time, and media. Not scattered folders on someone's drive.
Ops
What arrived, what stopped, and what needs attention. The layer nobody else runs.
Use & export
Dashboard, maps, review, and export: CSV, PDF, and the Camtrap DP standard.
How it works
Five steps, camera to record
The same path whether you run one camera or a fifty-camera grid. No manual tagging step in between.
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Capture
A camera fires in the field, day or night. You don't touch it.
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Upload
Footage uploads on its own over any connection (mobile, fixed, or Starlink), or you add it yourself.
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Recognize
European-hosted AI finds the animal and names the species. It also sets aside the empty triggers a motion camera fires on: wind, branches, a passing shadow.
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Review
Uncertain detections wait for a person to confirm or correct. The rest flow straight through.
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Act
It lands on the dashboard, maps, and alerts, ready for CSV/PDF export.
Overview
What moved through your sites
Detections, charts, maps, and export, on a laptop or a phone in the field. Filter by species, camera, and date, so the fox on the north grid or a returning lynx is one search away, not a season of scrolling. Behind it, the analytics turn a season of captures into relative abundance (RAI), activity, and survey completeness: the measures a program reports on.
Why this approach
Designed for ownership and field reality
Your footage stays yours, your cameras aren't locked to one brand, and hosting and AI stay in Europe. It's the combination institutional monitoring rarely gets in one place: hardware-agnostic, governed, and commercially supported.
You own the data
Footage and detections are yours. Export a complete copy whenever you want and keep it on your own systems. Your record lives with you, not only inside our app.
European-hosted & governed
Storage and species recognition run on European infrastructure, GDPR in mind from the start, and every detection is stamped with the model and version that produced it. Chain of custody & data provenance →
Open, standard export
Your data leaves in Camtrap DP, the camera-trap field's open standard. Not trapped in our app: take the dataset with you, in a format others can read. Standards & interoperability →
Connectivity
Works wherever you can bring a connection, including Starlink
Your cameras upload over whatever internet is on site (mobile, fixed, or a satellite link like Starlink), so a forest, a mountain valley, or a reserve with no 4G still gets footage into the platform. We don't provide the connection; we make sure everything after the upload is handled for you. Starlink & remote connectivity →
Coming soon: live cameras for high-priority sites. Real-time detections and instant alerts, aimed at anti-poaching and critical wildlife crossings. A premium capability on our roadmap.
Where it is used
From protecting a crop to tracking a comeback
Same software, different questions: wild boar in a vineyard, a predator on a fish farm, a threatened species coming back, or a research grid. The platform fits the program.
Farms & vineyards
Crop & vineyard protection
Wild boar and deer on crops and vines. See what's active, act in time, and keep an auditable record for a damage claim or permit.
Read more → Livestock, land & waterPredator detection
Fox, wolf, and lynx on grazing land; otters at a fish farm. Catch the predator and respond with facts, not guesswork.
Read more → ConservationBiodiversity & reserves
Follow which species return to forests, wetlands, and corridors, and export clear material for funders and partners.
Read more → ResearchResearch & surveys
Structured projects, a review queue for uncertain IDs, and clean export you can analyze and publish.
Read more →Who we are
A Dutch company, working with people in the field
Untamed Data B.V. is a Dutch company building the data platform behind wildlife monitoring: camera-trap footage becomes recognized species and auditable records you own, hosted in Europe. We work with reserves, researchers, land and wildlife managers, and technical partners who need a monitoring record they can stand behind. More about us →
Next step
Keep your monitoring record usable
Test the platform against your own cameras and see what a season actually holds. No technical setup to begin. Start with footage you already have, or read how it works first.
