Six species. One engine.
Master the Language of the Wild
Translator Series listens to the call you make and scores it against a champion’s — frequency, amplitude, timing, pitch and waveform — in real time, in your browser.
Free account — saved stands, medal progress, and the same login on Fish Translator. ▶ Watch the intro film
Practice at home with the call already in your hand — here is the whole loop, in three beats.
Your own single-reed, short-reed or box call, into the phone in your pocket. Nothing to install, no soundboard, no multiple choice — the actual call, actually blown.
Our patented Animal Call Comparison Tool — U.S. Patent 12,646,526 — lines your note up against a champion’s measured masters: real takes recorded with the champion, measured and fingerprinted, not a guess at what “good” sounds like.
Take that call into the hunt and the spread reacts the way real birds react — a good series works them in, a bad note at the wrong moment flares them off. Practice at home, so the marsh is not where you find out.
No account needed to try it. Your microphone audio is analyzed on your own device, in your browser — it is never uploaded or recorded. Patent record →
Six camps. Each one holds that species’ training, adventure hunts and competitions. Pick yours.
Mallard, pintail, teal — hen quacks, feed chuckles and the comeback.
Bugle, cow call, chirp — locate a bull, then talk him in.
Grunt, bleat, rattle — the whitetail rut vocabulary.
Yelp, cluck, purr — spring gobbler talk from tree to strut.
Honk, cluck, moan — from high-flyer to feet-down.
Robin, wren, warbler — train your ear on the birds in the yard.
A free account records your scores, saves your stands, builds your skill card, and makes you eligible for the Retail League.
Three things, stated plainly. Every claim below links to the page that backs it.
U.S. Patent 12,646,526 B1 — our Animal Call Comparison Tool. Granted, not pending. The Analytic Sound Comparison Engine (ASCE) inside it grades your call on five dimensions — frequency, amplitude, timing, pitch and waveform — against a reference recording.
Read the patent record →75 master takes recorded with world champions — Kent Cullum on duck, Hunter Grounds on goose — measured at up to 192 kHz and sha256-fingerprinted, take by take. Attack timings are published as references, never pass/fail thresholds: on one call model the attack ranged 150% of its own median across the six different sounds he makes with it, and we publish that variance too. The other species are still in progress.
See the provenance →Five ProGuide coaches at one table. Sit in on the banter, then take one aside for a 1-on-1 lesson — they remember your last session and what you were working on. They are AI coaches built on each guide’s tactics, not live humans on call.
Hear them talk live →
Always free — no subscription, no catch.
Three steps. No gear beyond the call in your hand and the phone in your pocket.
Choose your species and the call you want to work — a hen quack, a bugle, a soft yelp.
Blow the call. ASCE captures it and lines your waveform up against the reference recording.
Five dimensions scored, with the one thing to fix next — and you can watch your call trace the reference in 3D. See it →
The rest of the platform, one click away.
Duck Camp’s calling game. Birds bank into the spread on real turning arcs, a bad call at the wrong moment flares them off, a good series splashes them down — then the dog runs the retrieve while your streak builds.
Call them in →📱 Installs free to your phone and runs fully offline — call at the truck, in the blind, or past the last bar of service.
Enter the Wilderness