iOS · Android
PugMark
Daily Field Companion
Point, shoot, submit. Works with no signal, syncs when it finds one.
Real-Time Animal Monitoring System
Tiger identification from stripe biometrics — fully offline, on a laptop, inside the forest.
The daily loop
Two applications, one loop — a phone that captures, a desktop that clears the day.
iOS · Android
Daily Field Companion
Point, shoot, submit. Works with no signal, syncs when it finds one.
macOS · Windows
Daily Monitoring Station
The full pipeline on a laptop with the Wi-Fi switched off. A human confirms every identity.
Today's confirmed sighting becomes tomorrow's reference — the gallery gets better, not just bigger.
Inside the engine
Five stages are replaceable. The one that decides has been frozen since the day it shipped.
Tiger Detector
Finds the animal in the frame — tiger, sambar, or a branch in the wind.
Recovery Engines
Five specialists rescue stripes from blur, darkness, grass and glare — on request only.
Straightens the Animal
Turns the flank upright and trims to the striped side of the body.
Reads the Signature
Reduces a stripe pattern to a signature. Never trusted alone to name an animal.
Draws Up the Shortlist
Narrows the whole reserve to the handful worth a second look.
Makes the Call
Confirmed, Needs Review, or System Undecided — it is allowed to say it does not know.
Beyond identity
Four engines, one application, none of them reaching for a network.
01
Identity
Individual identification from stripe biometrics, confirmed by a person.
02
Recovery
Rescues stripes from bad frames. Never touches the decision.
03
Mapping
Traps, ranges and overlaps drawn on the reserve's own maps.
04
Alerts
A tiger out of range, a trap gone quiet — raised, not buried.
10× faster than matching by eye · 15–20% double-counting removed · 53+ reserves counting by hand today · 100% offline
The person behind it
Founder · Faunterra Wildlife Technology
Wildlife photographer · Sole developer, RAM AI
Designed in a gypsy at dawn, across roughly 600 safaris in three years — long enough to learn that the hard part is not photographing the tiger, but being sure two seasons later that it is the same one.
600+
Safaris
25+
Field surveys
11
Tiger reserves
1
Developer
“Identification you can defend in a report, two years later, without an internet connection — that is the goal.”
Sairam RSNV
Deployment
Pilot in month one. Operational by month six.