Technology · Future plan
Anonymous counting: a visual record instead of public GPS
How repeated photos can help connect sightings without exposing an animal’s address.
A photo can help a field team compare an animal with earlier sightings. GPS is useful for authorized operations, but it does not need to be published with a public profile.
Kyshik separates staff mapping from public statistics. The public can see trends without seeing precise locations.
Matching is a suggestion from a model. Staff and field agents still need to correct mistakes and confirm important changes.