Predator Guard
Feed your own video or snapshot, pick the camera it belongs to, and the AI model names the animal. You get an Animal Score and a Danger Type on screen — saved to this camera's Postgres history in parallel.
Farm location & predator profile
Choose your US farm/homestead location. Each region tunes the danger rules to the predators that actually live there (e.g. wolves are critical in the Mountain West, much less so in many other regions).
- Coyote · severe
- Raccoon · severe
- Bear · moderate
- Fisher · moderate
- Fox · moderate
- Hawk · moderate
- Opossum · moderate
- Owl · moderate
- Skunk · moderate
- Deer · rare
Cameras · Northeast
- Barn camFeed shed
- Coop camCoop
No captures yet for this camera
- Driveway camGate
No captures yet for this camera
- Pasture camPasture
No captures yet for this camera
Ring live · devices, live view and the motion hook
Real Ring cameras when a Ring account is connected — devices, live video and motion events. Live video relays Ring's WHEP flow server-side; the hook watches the device's event history and, on every new motion, pulls the snapshot at the event's own moment and runs the classifier. An animal → snapshot saved to S3 + one history row. No animal → the frame is reported and dropped, nothing is stored.
Checking live camera access…
Species by camera · Northeast
- caracal × 1 · peak danger 10
No detections for this camera yet.
No detections for this camera yet.
No detections for this camera yet.
Threat alerts · Northeast
- MONITORcaracalAnimal Score 90%Barn cam · Feed shed
- WARNINGpigAnimal Score 99%Manual check · Northeast
No frame stored for this capture
Ring docs · live via the Ring Appstore Knowledge MCP
Searches against Ring's own documentation through the Ring MCP gateway (mcp.json, tools search_docs + get_doc). Every answer comes from Ring's servers at request time — nothing is cached or hand-written. Handy while setting up cameras, webhook intake or the linking flow.