The hunt-planning AI on top of the map you already use

onX shows you the land. HuntDialed tells you where to glass, how to get in, and why — then drops the points straight into onX.

Built by a Marine Corps Veteran & Montana backcountry hunter.

How it works

Tell it your hunt — unit, species, dates, weapon. Pick from lists — barely any typing.

It e-scouts the unit for you. Not a chatbot guessing — it fuses real data and snaps every point to actual terrain (no made-up pins):

Terrain & glassing — real 10-meter elevation → true glassing knobs (relief + the drop into the country), slope, aspect
Access & pressure — roads & trailheads → how far back the quiet country starts
Live conditions — snowpack, green-up, and weather for your dates
Water, regs & rut timing — water sources, the rules that bite (season/weapon/closures/refuge lines), and where the rut falls

Then a research director tailors the plan to your hunt — early vs. rut vs. late, archery vs. rifle, high country vs. river breaks.

Get a guide-grade plan + onX waypoints — glassing points, the approach, and the why behind each, dropped into the map you already use.

A head start you verify in the field — not a guarantee.

Units I'm hunting

My hunts — private to you

Log any hunt, anytime — you don't need to run a plan first.

Unit

Species

Did you go?

Found game?

Harvested?

Notes (what worked, what didn't — terrain, access, animals)

Set up your hunt

Scouting now, or hunting the season? Pick one — it changes the whole plan.

Scoutpre-season recon Hunthunt the season

Species

State

Unit

Season

Hunt date — optional

When you'll hunt this unit. Lets the AI match live snow & green-up to your actual window instead of today's conditions.

Advanced options

Mode Research depth

Deep runs the AI researcher harder for tougher units. It takes longer; standard is plenty for most hunts.

Guide the AI — optional

The Research Director weaves this into where it searches and which terrain it favors. Leave blank for a standard plan.

Working

queued

A real plan can take 5–15 minutes — the AI does live web research, grounds every point on real terrain, and runs a fail-closed public-land check. The research step is the long one; it's working even while the bar sits still. Leave this open — your plan will appear here.

green — locally validated (collar-grounded) yellow — literature / terrain model anchor

Guide brief — read it, then verify in the field

Were these spots good? — your feedback trains the engine

Notes (what was right/wrong — terrain, access, animals seen)

Log this hunt to your journal — private to you; builds your history + tells the engine what actually worked

Did you go?

Found game?

Plan accuracy (1–5)

Which point did you hunt?

Harvested?

Notes (what matched, what didn't — terrain, access, animals)

Keep this unit — it'll wait for you in My Units, with your record on it