Frequently asked questions on WeHunt X

New WeHunt unifies WeHunt, Tracker and Burrel into one app with a redesigned experience based on user feedback, more stable and secure code, a new interface and a more complete feature set – improving dog tracking, team hunts and ground management while making hunting smarter, safer and easier.

Tracker users get a modern interface, increased reliability for dog devices, new and improved tools for planning, running and following up hunts, Garmin GPS users can be included in teams, a web app becomes available, trail cameras can be integrated directly and there is native support for WeHunt and B-Bark devices.

Yes, all active WeHunt and Tracker subscriptions continue to work in the new app; if you have WeHunt Standard, Premium, GPS Max or a Tracker app or device subscription, you simply log in with the same account and can keep using your license after the transition – no action required.

If you use Apple or Google sign-in with Tracker, you must reset your details directly via Apple or Google.

Yes, you will need to download the new WeHunt by then. It will be released in full from February 2026 and onwards depending on the usage location. All your old data can easily be transferred over when you log into it.

Information will be shared through the website, in-app messages and social media, so following WeHunt channels is the best way to stay up to date on changes and key dates.

Data from the current WeHunt and Tracker apps is preserved and migrated so that when you log in to WeHunt after February 2026 your historical hunts and other data are still available in the new app.

Yes, you will receive in-app notifications asking you to update your WeHunt app before the old version is turned off so you do not miss the transition.

You will be able to download the new WeHunt from the App Store or Google Play.

You will be able to transfer your data by downloading WeHunt application, log in with your excising Tracker username and password. In the application you will be guided to a place where you, with the press of a button, will transfer all your data from Tracker, into your new WeHunt app.

Your Tracker data is preserved, but after sunset you must log in to the new WeHunt app and actively initiate the transfer for it to appear there. If you do not activate the transfer your data will not show in the new app – but it still exists on our servers.

Not all, the least popular Tracker features will not be carried over in order to avoid clutter. Instead the new app focuses on the functions that are widely used and highly valued by the community, as well as introducing new ones from WeHunt.

Yes, going forward Tracker devices will be used together with the WeHunt app rather than a separate Tracker app.

No, license codes will no longer be available for purchase in the future.

For retailers: Please contact your local sales representative for guidance and support regarding questions about codes. For end users: License codes cannot be returned.

The Tracker app will be phased out. However, Tracker’s technology, hardware, and team remain. We are bringing Tracker and WeHunt together into one shared platform under the WeHunt name. The hardware stays the same. The people behind it stay the same. Our focus on precision and reliability stays the same. Running two separate systems in parallel would, over time, lead to slower development, more complexity, and greater risk before each season. By uniting everything into one platform, we can focus on stability, faster improvements, and a safer start to every hunt.

The Tracker app will remain available during the transition period. The plan is to close it down before summer, and we will communicate a clear date well in advance so you have time to move over calmly and without stress.

We recommend getting started with WeHunt in good time so you can get familiar with the app before the hunting season begins. Our goal is to ensure that everything works as expected in WeHunt before Tracker is fully closed.

Yes. Tracker devices will continue to work. The hardware remains the same, and the technology behind it remains the same. What changes is the software platform used to access your data. Your device connects to WeHunt instead of the Tracker app.

Yes. Before Tracker is phased out, the essential functionality hunters rely on will be available and working in WeHunt. WeHunt is not a copy of Tracker. It is the next step – bringing tracking together with planning, communication, and reporting in one connected platform. Some features may look different or work in new ways, but the core experience you depend on in the field will be there. Our priority is simple: you should be able to continue your hunt with confidence.

Yes. The essential Tracker features hunters rely on will be available in WeHunt before Tracker is closed. WeHunt is not a one-to-one copy, and some features may look or work differently. But the core tracking experience you depend on in the field will remain reliable and fully supported.

Some Tracker features are still being finalized in WeHunt. You can follow their status and planned release timing in our public roadmap, which is updated continuously.

Yes. Position sharing remains under your control in WeHunt. You can choose when to share your position and when not to. We are continuously refining the experience to make it clear and reliable in real hunting situations.

Yes. From the info panel that appears when you click on your dog, or from the panel that is permanently pinned to your map view.

Not yet, but it will be available before summer.

Yes, this feature is already available in the app.

Not yet, but this will be released in April.

They will be transferred during migration.

They will be transferred during migration.

After importing your Tracker data, your information will appear in different places in WeHunt depending on what type of data it is.

Dogs and devices
Your imported collars and dogs can be found in the left-hand menu under Devices and Dogs.

Map pins
Map pins are imported in two ways:

• Pins that belonged to a Tracker group are placed in the corresponding Team/Hunting area in WeHunt.
• Pins that were not connected to a group in Tracker will appear as Private map pins in WeHunt.
• Once imported, you can view and use these pins directly on the map in the app.

They will be transferred to WeHunt, and you’ll find them in the left-hand menu under Devices and Dogs.

They will be transferred during migration. However, the owner of the device must first migrate to WeHunt before admin rights can be migrated.

A Hunt in WeHunt is a shared hunting session. When a hunt is started, participating hunters and dogs appear on the map for those who choose to share their positions. During the hunt, you can chat with your team, report harvested or observed game, and coordinate in real time. When the hunt ends, location sharing stops and a hunt report is generated automatically.

In Tracker, a Group works like a permanent room where members can always see each other and their dogs as soon as they are logged in. The focus is on continuous live tracking.

In WeHunt, a Hunt is created for a specific hunting occasion with a start and end time. It gathers the participants in a temporary session where you can track dogs and hunters, manage stand placements, and record harvest and wildlife reports for that particular hunt. This makes it easier to organize and document each hunting day separately.

Your groups will be transferred to WeHunt, where they will be referred to as “hunting teams”.

Yes, you can share dogs and devices in WeHunt. You can choose to share them so that members of the team and/or the hunt can see your devices and dogs. You can also share administrator rights to your devices so that other users can use them on, for example, their dog.

It will automatically be converted into a WeHunt subscription.

It will automatically be converted into a WeHunt subscription.

You can renew your Tracker subscription, and it will automatically convert to a WeHunt subscription when the migration occurs.

They will be combined into one WeHunt subscription going forward. You will not lose anything that you have paid for in either WeHunt or Tracker.

No, you don’t need to do anything. It will happen automatically.

They will be included in your new WeHunt subscription, which will become a WeHunt GPS Max subscription if you have any device.

Visit our support pages for help getting started with WeHunt – support.wehuntapp.com.

You can start using WeHunt at any time. Simply download WeHunt from the App Store or Google Play. When you log in, you’ll be guided through the migration of your Tracker data automatically. Some features are still being finalized before the Tracker app is closed, but Tracker users can move to WeHunt already now.

If you experience any issues during migration, please contact us at support.wehuntapp.com. We’ll help you as quickly as we can.

You can already use WeHunt with your Tracker devices. The plan is to have all features in place before the summer.

We’ll keep you informed through email, push notifications, and in-app messages. You can also follow us on social media to stay up to date.