Migratorya tells the wood pigeon hunter if and where they're passing—not another app to check, but a map that replaces the round of phone calls to the nearby hide.
HOW IT WORKS
Whoever is on the lookout reports what they see: how many birds, which direction they arrived from, when. The map shows the morning's reports in real time, with a window covering the last thirty minutes—so you can see the pace decrease, not a list of numbers.
Even "nothing passes" is information: it says someone is watching, not that the sky is accidentally empty.
ONLY WHAT YOU REALLY SEE
No index, no forecast, no invented score. The numbers are ranges (2-5, 6-10, up to over 500), not exact numbers that no one could say with certainty at dawn. Multiple reports from the same flock are not merged: their line traces the actual route.
THE SITTING HIDE
The hide is a place where you share: create your own, invite those who join you, and the hunting day—opening, closing, and kills—is recorded for the entire team.
IT WORKS EVEN WITHOUT COURSE
In the hide, the network is what it is. Reports that aren't sent remain in a queue on your phone and are sent automatically as soon as there's some signal—nothing is lost.
PRIVACY
The location is never precise: it's rounded up to a two-kilometer cell before leaving your phone. A hide is an asset built over years, and its exact location never leaves the app.
You can view the map without registering. You only need an account to report.
Report and watch the wood pigeons' flight in real time, from your hide.