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Mountains of footage. Zero time. Paste a link or upload your raw outdoor footage and our AI cuts it into short, shareable clips — natural sound first, your first 30 minutes free. We keep only the highlights; your raw footage is never stored long-term. The refining engine fires up this week — claim your spot in the seam at wildfeed.live/refinery.
End a stream and the new Cut-a-Highlight tool is right there: scrub to the moment, pick 15, 30, or 60 seconds, and your phone renders the clip on the spot — watermark included, no upload, no waiting. It lands straight in your share sheet for camera roll, Instagram, or TikTok. Your best moment, posted before you climb down from the stand.
Two upgrades to Tell Us Anything: 📎 attach a screenshot so we see exactly what you see, and — the big one — every submission now gets a personal reply, delivered straight to your DMs within seconds. It's our founder riding with his AI 😉, fully transparent, and you can reply right there. No ticket numbers. No support queue. Just the wild way.
Social icons are live in the footer, and /connect lists all five by name — YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and X. WildFeed is where the wild happens live, first — the clips escape everywhere else.
The best moments happen when the light is almost gone — and a phone flashlight would end the hunt. Owl Mode pulls maximum light out of your camera sensor with zero flash, ever: exposure and ISO maxed, frame rate tuned so every frame drinks in twice the photons, and a brightness-lifted preview so YOU can see what the sensor sees. If WildFeed notices you're losing light mid-stream, it quietly offers Owl Mode — one tap, and the game never knows. Rolling onto the Go Live screen now; the native apps take it even deeper.
Open the map tonight: three glowing 3-D beacons float over the Southeast — a treestand in the Carolinas, marsh flats in Louisiana, and a boat 40 miles out in the Gulf — pulsing rings, hovering thumbnail cards, and a slow cinematic orbit over real satellite imagery. They're honest previews of what YOUR live pin looks like, and the moment a real streamer goes live, the previews bow out and reality takes the stage.
Every creator profile now carries two money rails: Shop-my-gear (buy what they actually use — anonymously, every click attributed to the creator) and the new Wish List — chip in $2 to $1,000 toward the thermal scope or new boat motor they're saving for, anonymous by default or with a note of thanks. Funds go straight to the creator (90%), progress bars fill in real time, and FUNDED 🎉 moments belong to the whole community. WildFeed is now the outdoors creator's fundraising platform.
The whole journey, on one page: from tonight's private beta to WildFeed on every internet-TV platform — including a WildFeed channel built for the wall of your local sports bar, live hunting right next to football, creators paid like athletes.
WildFeed can now dress for who you are: anglers get a water-blue edition of the entire site — every button, glow, and accent turned lake-blue — while hunters keep the blaze. Rolling out at signup based on your interests, with matching app icons coming to the native apps (they switch on the fly, no reinstall).
Tapping "Alert me" while signed out now opens a clean sign-in moment — Continue with Google front and center, email one link below. Ten seconds from stranger to subscriber.
The single-line footer grew into a proper closing statement: brand and mission on the left, Watch / Explore / Company columns beside it, and a quiet door to the Live World Map. Built for the wild, down to the last pixel.
The hamburger grew up: grouped into Watch, Explore, and You, with categories as a tidy grid instead of a mile-long list — plus a new door to the 🌍 Live World Map. Fewer pixels, more clarity.