Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
Wildex turns your yard into a wildlife index
Wildex says it identifies animals in Ring camera motion clips and builds a species-by-species record of yard visitors.
- For
- Ring camera owners tracking yard wildlife
- Worth noticing
- The privacy section says species crops are kept for 90 days, while frames containing people are discarded before anything is stored.
Field notes
The displayed Dex organizes sample sightings by species, with numbered entries, frequency counts, rarity labels, and a local “not found yet” list. Its alert controls distinguish species-level responses—bears can trigger alerts while deer are logged quietly—and allow a household dog to be excluded. The privacy section says Wildex processes frames on its own servers, discards images containing people before storage, retains species crops for 90 days, and offers one-tap deletion; these are the site's stated practices.
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