Get oriented quickly
Understand the first steps after registration: log in, read the home page and find your way around the main areas in Venaris.
This page will grow with Venaris. For now, it gives you a short overview, practical getting-started guidance and a clear preview of the tutorials that will follow.
We are not presenting a finished academy while it does not yet exist. Instead, we show what is already useful: short explanations, simple steps and a first brief video overview.
Understand the first steps after registration: log in, read the home page and find your way around the main areas in Venaris.
The onboarding follows the app logic: configure the default ground, set up the first camera and invite members.
After that, the tutorials move on to images, events, AI results and analysis — always following the real workflow.
The existing short clip is not a full tutorial, but it is a useful starting point. It gives a quick impression of how Venaris collects trail-camera images and turns them into clearer analysis.
The short clip gives you a quick first impression. Additional step-by-step tutorials will follow once they are accurate, useful and ready for publication.
This clip shows Venaris through the demo interface: how cameras, images, events and analyses work together, and how trail-camera data becomes a clearer field intelligence picture.
The clip helps new users understand the basic logic of Venaris before setting up their own cameras or importing images.
Learning path
The tutorials follow the real path of a new user: first get oriented and set things up, then bring in images, understand events, review results and read analyses.
How to create a test account, log in and get a first overview of Venaris.
How images arrive in Venaris manually or automatically and are assigned to a camera and time period.
How to review the automatically created default ground and prepare it so cameras, events and analyses can be assigned correctly.
Why Venaris groups related images into events and turns them into a field observation that is easier to read.
How to create the first camera, assign it to a ground and prepare location, viewing direction and import path.
How to assess species, relevance, probability and manual corrections in context.
How to invite additional users to your organization and use Venaris together in a hunting team.
How events, species and timelines can create a clearer understanding of your area.