AI Deer Stand Mapping App
Budget: $5,000 – $10,000 USD
I need a Windows-based land-mapping and GIS application that mirrors the clean user experience of OnX but is purpose-built for deer hunters. The core function is an AI engine that digests topographical layers, hunting-zone boundaries, satellite imagery and any other real-time feeds I plug in, then highlights optimal tree-stand locations on the map.
The workflow I have in mind is straightforward: I import or stream topo maps and boundary files, the system parses them alongside live data (think updated parcel lines, weather, wind direction and similar inputs), and—at the click of a button—returns heat-mapped stand recommendations ranked by likely deer movement. Toggling layers on or off should immediately refresh the AI’s output so I can test different scenarios in the field or at my desk.
A few essentials:
• Runs natively on Windows with an intuitive GUI—no command line.
• Supports common GIS formats (shapefiles, GeoTIFF, KML) plus direct web-tile or WMS streams.
• AI model trains or fine-tunes on new user data without me having to code anything.
• Offline mode for back-country use; syncs once connectivity returns.
• Exports stand waypoints in GPX or CSV so I can drop them into handheld GPS units.
When you deliver, I’ll test it on several leases, confirm that stand suggestions update in near real-time as new layers come in, and verify that exporting works flawlessly. Once those boxes are checked, the job’s complete.
The workflow I have in mind is straightforward: I import or stream topo maps and boundary files, the system parses them alongside live data (think updated parcel lines, weather, wind direction and similar inputs), and—at the click of a button—returns heat-mapped stand recommendations ranked by likely deer movement. Toggling layers on or off should immediately refresh the AI’s output so I can test different scenarios in the field or at my desk.
A few essentials:
• Runs natively on Windows with an intuitive GUI—no command line.
• Supports common GIS formats (shapefiles, GeoTIFF, KML) plus direct web-tile or WMS streams.
• AI model trains or fine-tunes on new user data without me having to code anything.
• Offline mode for back-country use; syncs once connectivity returns.
• Exports stand waypoints in GPX or CSV so I can drop them into handheld GPS units.
When you deliver, I’ll test it on several leases, confirm that stand suggestions update in near real-time as new layers come in, and verify that exporting works flawlessly. Once those boxes are checked, the job’s complete.