The honest problem

Every hunt starts
with a guess.

End the season with a filled tag, not a story about the buck you couldn’t figure out. Ember reads the wind, terrain, and pressure you can’t, so you walk in already knowing it’s the right sit.

In short

Ember is a hunting app for solo hunters, families, and clubs. It runs your whole season: a shared club map with stand reservations, safety check-ins that alert your crew and emergency contacts when you’re overdue, and Breakdown stand scores that show why. iPhone and Android, billed in-app or on the web: two weeks free, then a flat $99 a year.

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Real terrain, real weather No AI metering Everything included
A ridgetop clearing in pine timber looking out over a forested valley and distant mountains, the kind of ground a hunter has to read by eyewind: which way,
which hour?
where do they
bed down?
who else is
hunting this?
your spot, before Ember reads it

What are the three things you’re flying blind on?

Not gear. Not effort. Information: the stuff that decides the hunt before you ever climb in.

01 · The guessing

“Is this spot even worth it?”

You’ve got a map and a hunch. Nothing tells you how wind, terrain, and pressure actually stack up on the stand you’re about to walk to.

See how Ember scores it
02 · The club chaos

“Check the group text… which one?”

Stand assignments, dues, members, harvests, all run out of three chat threads and a spreadsheet only you keep updated.

Run it from one place
03 · Who’s still out

“You back yet?”

Someone’s in the woods after dark and nobody’s sure who, or where. The not-knowing is the worst part of the night.

How check-ins work
An aerial view of a braided river winding through forest and open wetland, the kind of ground Ember reads from the top downyour ground, the way Ember reads it, from the top down
Problem 01The guessing

How does Ember score a stand?

Ember scores every stand out of 100 and shows its work, so you stop hanging sets that never should’ve gone up, sit the right tree on the right morning, and walk out of the season a sharper hunter than you walked in.

an actual recording,
not some AI mockup

One number you can act on

Six real factors (weather, terrain, moon, time, season, and the ground itself) settled into a single call, so you decide where to sit in seconds instead of second-guessing it all week.

The reasoning, not just the result

See exactly what’s helping and what’s hurting, so you decide for yourself and get sharper every sit.

Built on your actual land

Read from your property’s real elevation, slope, cover and pressure (not a generic heat map), so the score holds up on the ground you actually hunt.

See how the Breakdown works →
The map · Blackhills Lease

Every layer, one place.

Pick a base to see the ground three ways. Everything in the index stacks on top of it, and keeps stacking, season after season, on the same property record.

your property gets smarter every season you hunt it

Aerial basemap with contours over the propertyShaded relief basemap over the propertyUSGS topo basemap over the property
Aerial + contour
Stacks on top
Parcels & owner recordsBoundaries, acreage, mailing address
Live
Huntability scoreParcel size, land use, terrain, water
Beta
Wind & thermal modelHour by hour, per stand
Live
Live radar & weatherPrecip, front timing, pressure
Live
Harvest heatmapYour kills, plotted by season
Live
Pressure heatmapWhere the club has been sitting
Live
Bedding & travel readTerrain-derived, editable
Beta
Canopy change, year over yearCuts, growth, new edges
Soon
Camera activity densityPhotos rolled up onto the map
Soon
Problem 02The club chaos

What can Ember do that the group text can’t?

Your club runs on group texts and a spreadsheet only the admin updates. Here are the six jobs an admin does by hand today, and the screen in Ember that takes each one off the pile.

Ember reservations screen listing stands with open seats for a chosen date01 · Stand assignments

“Two guys walked into the same blind opening morning.”

Seat-level reservations, not a sign-up sheet.

  • Seats, not stands: a two-man blind books twice
  • Claims go club-wide the second they land
  • Conflicts caught before opening morning
02 · Members, roles & dues
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“I’m the guy chasing seven men for dues in October.”

One roster with roles and dues status.

  • Paid / pending / overdue on one roster
  • Roles decide who can edit the map
  • Dues chased by the app, not by you
Ember date-picker calendar for August 2026, each day color-coded by how many stands are open03 · Hunt calendar

“Nobody knows who’s on the property Saturday until they pull in.”

Pick a date, see the whole property.

  • Pick a date, see every open seat
  • Who’s sitting where, by day
  • Members plan around each other
Ember shared property map with stand, camera and plot pins the whole club can see04 · Shared map & pins

“The map lives on my phone. Everybody else gets a screenshot.”

One map the whole club is looking at.

  • Stands, cams, plots, access routes
  • Off-limits zones everyone sees first
  • Breakdown score rides on the pin
Ember club journal with dated deer-harvest entries, each tagged with the member who logged it05 · Harvest & journal

“Our harvest records are a group text and my memory.”

Season history that outlives the text thread.

  • Photo, date and who logged it
  • Sightings and harvests in one thread
  • A record you can read next August
Phone lock screen showing an incoming call from Ember Safety Monitor over a topographic background06 · Safety check-ins

“My wife calls at eight because I said I’d be out by dark.”

Check out, or someone gets told.

  • Check in on the walk in, out on the way home
  • Missed check-out escalates after dark
  • Alert fires the moment the phone reconnects
The Camp

Hunt alongside the rest of the camp.

The Ember Hunt Camp on Facebook is where our hunters swap tactics, compare seasons, and help shape what we build next. Pull up a seat.

Problem 03Who’s still out

How does the safety check-in work when someone isn’t back after dark?

Tonight’s board · Blackhills Lease
Dana R.Out · safe
Priya A.Out · safe
Cole T.Still in · Ridge Oak
Jesse M.Overdue · 1h 12m
Checkout was 8:00p. Ember watches the clock so you don’t have to.

Ember lets your crew, and the people at home, know you made it out, and raises the alarm on its own if you don’t check out by your crew’s checkout time.

Overdue · Blackhills Lease
Jesse hasn’t checked out.

Checkout time was 8:00p. Checked in at Stand 2-1.

8:00p, push sent to Jesse
8:30p, text and automated call to Jesse
9:00p, calling Jesse’s emergency contacts

his check-in sends the second his phone finds a bar, even from a dead zone

Two hunters kneeling over a downed whitetail buck, logging the harvest on a phone in the field
The after: a buck down, logged where it fell.
The payoffWhere the season lands

What does a season with Ember look like?

You’re not buying six factors and a shared map. You’re buying the buck on the ground, a crew that runs itself, and a phone that stays quiet at dinner. Here’s the after.

01 · From the guessing

You sit the right tree.

Walk in already knowing it’s the spot. Fewer Saturdays burned on dead sits, and you end the season a sharper hunter than you started it, because every sit teaches you the land instead of a dot.

02 · From the club chaos

The crew runs itself.

Seats, dues, and the map keep themselves straight. You go back to being a hunter on your own lease instead of the unpaid admin nobody remembers to thank.

03 · From “you back yet?”

Everybody sleeps easy.

Your people know you made it out. And on the night you don’t check in after dark, Ember raises the alarm before anyone at home has to lie awake wondering.

$99 a year, less than one blown weekend of gas and vacation, and it’s working on all of them.

Do you need a club to use Ember?

Same product, same $99, whether it’s just you or a fifty-member lease. The Breakdown, the maps, the journal, the safety check-ins, all of it works with no crew, no setup, no waiting. The club tools only stack on top when you’ve got a crew.

joined for the club? it’s your app the other 300 days too
Works with no crew
  • Stand scores, with the reasoning
  • Offline property maps
  • Pressure-aware journal
  • Live weather & wind
  • Safety check-ins
Adds when you’ve got a crew
  • One shared club map
  • Seat-level reservations
  • Members, roles & dues
  • Hunt calendar
  • Shared harvest log
One plan · No tiers · Uncapped

What does Ember cost?

A tank of gas, a burned vacation day, and a Saturday you’ll think about all winter. That’s the price of one blown sit. Ember is $99 for the whole season, working on every one of them. Solo hunter or 50-member club, same bill; there’s no comparison table because there’s nothing to compare.

01No seat caps, no member limits, no club upgrade.
02The Breakdown engine, safety check-ins, and club tools in the same price.
03Everything we ship next, at the price you started on.
Nothing locked behind a bigger plan.
Full access
Two weeks free
then $99 / year — everything in, every hunt.
Two ways to start
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The Field Dispatch

Learn to read the land line by line.

Once a month: app updates, terrain breakdowns, field notes from my own stands, and whatever else is worth your time. No filler just to hit a schedule.

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Stop hunting on a guess.

Ember is live on iPhone and Android. One flat price, everything in: the Breakdown, the club, the check-ins.

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Real terrain · No AI metering · One flat price for the whole club