See what it saw

It's one thing to be told "two deer, one fox." It's another to see exactly where — on the photo itself. TrailCamHub draws what it found directly onto each image.

On-image boxes

For every detection the AI returns a bounding box: the rectangle around the animal, person or vehicle it found. The app overlays this box on the photo with a label showing the species and confidence. At a glance you can confirm the AI looked at the right thing, spot an animal half-hidden at the frame's edge, or tell which of several animals is which.

Built to fit any screen

The boxes are returned as normalised coordinates — values between 0 and 1 relative to the image, not fixed pixels. They scale perfectly whether the photo is a thumbnail, full-screen on a phone, or zoomed on a desktop. The overlay always lines up.

Antlers, highlighted

For deer species that are checked for antlers, a second highlight marks the antler region specifically, so a buck's rack is called out visually, not just in text.

Why it helps

Boxes turn the AI from a black box into something you can verify and trust. They make review fast — your eye goes straight to the subject — and they make recognised subjects, including any people you may want to keep private, immediately obvious. Seeing is believing, and here you get to see exactly what the engine saw.