Closed Beta

DeepFind Hunter is in closed beta and not yet publicly available. Some capabilities are labeled Beta while their external providers are being configured. Request tester access →

Closed Beta

Help shape DeepFind Hunter

DeepFind Hunter is in closed beta with no public App Store or Google Play listing yet. We are building an invite list of detectorists, magnet fishers, and prospectors who will take the app into the field and tell us what breaks.

Being straight with you before you fill anything in: a distributable beta build has not been handed to testers yet, and we are not going to publish a date we cannot stand behind. Join the list and you will hear from us when there is genuinely something to install.

Tester interest

Fields marked are required. We ask for the device details because a bug report without them is very hard to act on.

How this form works

This website is a static site with no server and no form service, so nothing you type here is sent anywhere by this page. Choosing Compose my email opens your own mail app with the answers filled in — you still have to press send. You are welcome to skip the form and email support@deepfindhunter.com directly.

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Platform you would test on

Android is the platform we are preparing first.

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Safety & responsible detecting

Permission first

DeepFind Hunter helps you hunt smarter — it is not permission. Always get landowner consent and follow local laws, permits, and historic-preservation rules before you search or dig. The app cannot look up who owns a parcel.

AI is a research aid

AI LiDAR results are labeled "possible" or "suspected" and always require field verification. Nothing is a confirmed discovery, and no suggestion in the app is legal, archaeological, or safety advice.

Hunt safely

Water, tides, night hunting, and uneven ground carry real risk. Magnet fishing can raise unexploded ordnance — if you pull something dangerous, leave it and call local authorities. Verify conditions with a trusted local source, never with the app alone.