Contors is a whitetail hunting app built around Scout, a property-aware AI assistant that reads your actual map — your stands, markers, cameras, sightings, hunt history, weather, wind and terrain — to help you decide which stand to hunt and when. Below is every part of the app, with a page of its own for the ones people ask about most.
Free to start, no card. Pro is $4.99/month or $39.99/year and Unlimited is $9.99/month or $79.99/year, both with a 7-day free trial.
One property map for the whole club: shared stands, cameras, routes and markers, stand reservations, roles and permissions, and live member location that expires at midnight.
Read more →The assistant that has read your map — your stands, boundaries, journal and today’s conditions — and answers questions about your ground, not hunting in general.
Three satellite sources, two topos, USDA NAIP aerial, and USGS 3DEP lidar shading you can lay over any of them.
Save your ground to the phone and keep the map, compass, tracks and pins working with no signal at all.
A scent plume off every stand on a terrain-aware wind field, with thermals that fall at dawn and rise at dusk on your actual ground.
Target-buck profiles, sightings tied to where you saw him, trail-camera links, and AI aging and scoring from a photo.
Every stand scored and ranked for a chosen date and hour against that hour’s forecast wind.
A live heat map of hunting pressure and refuge, built from your roads, trails, stands, buildings and cover.
Built to be used in the dark with cold hands: big targets, fast map, and nothing buried three menus deep.
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