COMMAND PRO

Name: COMMAND PRO
Rating: 4.6 (49602 reviews)
Author: GSM Outdoors

Photo & Video

Free · Designed for iPad

50K Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

GSM Outdoors
Language

EN
English
Size

214
MB

Manage your Stealth Cam and Muddy cellular trail cameras with Command Pro. View, share, analyze, and configure your trail cameras with ease. Combine AI subject recognition with weather and solunar data to spot patterns and game movement like never before. Request near-instant high-definition photos and videos from your camera with On-Demand, providing powerful remote monitoring capabilities. Experience the new features of Command Pro with support for the Revolver and Revolver Pro 360-degree cellular trail cameras, including panoramic 360 and 180 photo review directly within the app. Enjoy advanced mapping capabilities with new maps such as property lines and hunting land maps, enhancing your scouting and planning efforts like never before. Command Pro is your go-to tool for the ultimate scouting and hunting experience. ► COMMAND PRO Features ► ◆ Quick camera setup and activation through Command Pro ◆ Access and monitor all your Stealth Cam and Muddy cellular trail cameras ◆ Manage your cellular data plans and billing in the app ◆ View panoramic 360 and 180-degree images from new Revolver series cameras ◆ Request On-Demand HD photos and videos with the press of a button ◆ AI-driven or manual tagging of images ◆ Download, review, save, and share high-definition photos and videos ◆ Advanced mapping layers with the ability to manage cameras and settings from the mapping screen ◆ Set transmission times: instant, instant group, hourly, twice or once a day ◆ Create camera groups for enhanced organization and filtering ◆ Share view-only access to your cameras with other Command Pro users ◆ Advanced filtering of images by AI tags, weather, solunar, and time of day ◆ Night-time colorization for IR flash photos ◆ Receive push notifications for new photos ► Getting Started with COMMAND PRO ► 1. Download Command Pro to your device 2. Create an account, or login if you have an account 3. Add a camera by pressing the “+” button in the top right corner 4. Scan the QR code inside your camera and follow the instructions 5. Upon successful connection, your camera is ready to deploy

Ratings & Reviews

4.6

out of 5

50K Ratings

5stars…if you are diligent
04/28/2024

Brockstar37
Bought multiple of these cameras for our ranch, and use the app for remote monitoring. The most frustrating thing early in the learning curve is understanding that you have to keep the batteries charged…I mean, really charged! Early on, I was using the most expensive batteries, Everready lithium, and taking a single picture, not video, every 15 seconds. Some cameras, this did fine for two or three weeks. Other cameras with more activity, such as deer that fed all night, my camera would shut down within a week. Unfortunately, the last picture would often transmit with one or two bars of battery life, and make me wonder why all of a sudden the “cameras” would die?!? It was actually the batteries. I have learned that a better choice is to use rechargeable batteries, hi baby and solar chargers. Both are even more expensive than Everready lithium, but it is the best way to keep the cameras from shutting down. The solar chargers breakdown, sometimes in only six months to a year, but even when they do the rechargeable batteries can be taken home and recharged. I keep two full sets, and trade out the old ones every two to 6 weeks, depending on whether the solar charger is working at that particular camera or not.
5stars…if you are diligent
04/28/2024

Brockstar37

Bought multiple of these cameras for our ranch, and use the app for remote monitoring. The most frustrating thing early in the learning curve is understanding that you have to keep the batteries charged…I mean, really charged! Early on, I was using the most expensive batteries, Everready lithium, and taking a single picture, not video, every 15 seconds. Some cameras, this did fine for two or three weeks. Other cameras with more activity, such as deer that fed all night, my camera would shut down within a week. Unfortunately, the last picture would often transmit with one or two bars of battery life, and make me wonder why all of a sudden the “cameras” would die?!? It was actually the batteries. I have learned that a better choice is to use rechargeable batteries, hi baby and solar chargers. Both are even more expensive than Everready lithium, but it is the best way to keep the cameras from shutting down. The solar chargers breakdown, sometimes in only six months to a year, but even when they do the rechargeable batteries can be taken home and recharged. I keep two full sets, and trade out the old ones every two to 6 weeks, depending on whether the solar charger is working at that particular camera or not.
Poor Customer Service
01/17/2024

Khmallman
I own 2 of the Stealth Cam Deceptors. Both started off great and one is still working fine. However, the second one back in October began draining batteries out of the blue, within a weeks time is was dead. This happened over and over after confirming settings. The problem then began when trying to contact customer support. I would call and go through the queuing process to my issue only to talk with a answering service that would take my information and issues and tell me someone would call back. Well after several days and no call I called again and then again for about 4-5 times. Finally, in mid November I got a call and was simply just sent a new camera and a sorry. Well once again that replacement is failing and not synching with the network. Once again I call and no return call service again and again. Very aggravating and not to mention I’m still paying for a service that’s not working while I get NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT.
Poor Customer Service
01/17/2024

Khmallman

I own 2 of the Stealth Cam Deceptors. Both started off great and one is still working fine. However, the second one back in October began draining batteries out of the blue, within a weeks time is was dead. This happened over and over after confirming settings. The problem then began when trying to contact customer support. I would call and go through the queuing process to my issue only to talk with a answering service that would take my information and issues and tell me someone would call back. Well after several days and no call I called again and then again for about 4-5 times. Finally, in mid November I got a call and was simply just sent a new camera and a sorry. Well once again that replacement is failing and not synching with the network. Once again I call and no return call service again and again. Very aggravating and not to mention I’m still paying for a service that’s not working while I get NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT.
Great service- one issue
Apr 18

tladd
I am an operator of oil and gas wells. The cameras- 4 of them now(1 had the antenna broken off by an employee we expect is part of a criminal enterprise). Very remote area in Texas. We have experienced theft of oil from our wells. A group of criminals have coordinated an operation to steal $40-? Thousands of dollars in oil. We have excellent surveillance of our own people going to and from our oil field. I witnessed the coordinated theft. Multiple vehicles first went into our lease and somehow were able to spot the motion sensors and somehow the criminals were not caught on camera even though I could see them from a hill above pass by our multiple cameras numerous times. The cameras caught nothing. The cameras didn’t even can the 18 wheeler going in and they vanished into the night. 6 sheriffs and 2 Highway patrol agents were unable to find them. They asked to see video footage, which I expected to show them. There was nothing to show. There were no pictures, videos or cellular uploads of them moving by many cameras. I’m no expert, but somehow they were able to pass freely, undetected and the only evidence was the 220 barrels of oil they had taken. How did they completely disarm multiple cameras? I am baffled.
Great service- one issue
Apr 18

tladd

I am an operator of oil and gas wells. The cameras- 4 of them now(1 had the antenna broken off by an employee we expect is part of a criminal enterprise). Very remote area in Texas. We have experienced theft of oil from our wells. A group of criminals have coordinated an operation to steal $40-? Thousands of dollars in oil. We have excellent surveillance of our own people going to and from our oil field. I witnessed the coordinated theft. Multiple vehicles first went into our lease and somehow were able to spot the motion sensors and somehow the criminals were not caught on camera even though I could see them from a hill above pass by our multiple cameras numerous times. The cameras caught nothing. The cameras didn’t even can the 18 wheeler going in and they vanished into the night. 6 sheriffs and 2 Highway patrol agents were unable to find them. They asked to see video footage, which I expected to show them. There was nothing to show. There were no pictures, videos or cellular uploads of them moving by many cameras. I’m no expert, but somehow they were able to pass freely, undetected and the only evidence was the 220 barrels of oil they had taken. How did they completely disarm multiple cameras? I am baffled.
Really good camera when it works
11/10/2023

Jett MD
I have purchased probably 14 or 15 of these cameras. They work excellent until around the time you have to change the batteries. Half of them continue to work well, but along about the year timeframe they seem to stop working consistently and break down. They have quick trigger catch most moving animals, but my biggest complaint is that they break down earlier than what they should. Some I have had stopped working within 4 to 5 months. I have two cameras right now that I’ve had to take off the land camera change the batteries, they still don’t work. the monthly fee can be reduced to five dollars or increase to $20 a month for unlimited pictures. I think that these cameras should have a warranty for two years because that is how long I think for the price the warranty should be..
Really good camera when it works
11/10/2023

Jett MD

I have purchased probably 14 or 15 of these cameras. They work excellent until around the time you have to change the batteries. Half of them continue to work well, but along about the year timeframe they seem to stop working consistently and break down. They have quick trigger catch most moving animals, but my biggest complaint is that they break down earlier than what they should. Some I have had stopped working within 4 to 5 months. I have two cameras right now that I’ve had to take off the land camera change the batteries, they still don’t work. the monthly fee can be reduced to five dollars or increase to $20 a month for unlimited pictures. I think that these cameras should have a warranty for two years because that is how long I think for the price the warranty should be..

Deer seasons are winding down, and it’s still a great time to keep your cameras running—whether you’re tracking late-season movement or monitoring predators across your property. This update includes improvements to Path Tracking within the mapping tools, along with other behind-the-scenes enhancements to keep Command Pro running smoothly.

Version 6.4.15

Dec 9

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