
AI identifies animals on your Ring cameras.
Ring BI window end date 2026-08-25. These are Ring-reported figures, not modeled estimates. First seen by ring-intel Aug 28, 2026.
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Pricing model paid · Ring-billed · requires a Ring base plan. Trial: 7 days.
| Plan | Amount | Interval | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wildlife Spotter | $9.99 | monthly | device |
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v1.0 — Initial release
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| Human video access | No |
|---|---|
| AI training on customer data | No |
| Biometrics | No |
| Health insights | No |
| Precise geolocation | No |
| Video retention | Videos are retained for 90 days. |
| Access purpose | Data may be shared with the developer's service providers or as required by law. |
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Wildlife Spotter watches your Ring cameras for animals so you don't have to. When motion is detected, AI vision identifies whether it's an animal, and, if so, what kind. Every sighting is logged with a snapshot to a visual history dashboard with thumbnails, video playback, and clip sharing. Setup takes about a minute: link your Ring account and you're done.


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https://wildlifespotter.app/