CoHunt vs WeHunt

If your dogs wear Garmin Alpha or Astro collars, every WeHunt hunter who wants the dogs on the shared map needs Premium: 5 × €85.99 = €429.95 a year for a team of five (WeHunt plan page, October 17, 2026). On CoHunt the same five hunters pay 5 × €29.99 = €149.95 a year in total, and one hunter's Garmin watch puts the dogs on everyone's map. That is about €280 less per season, about 3× cheaper. CoHunt does not connect to Tracker collars, so a team that runs Tracker collars needs an app that supports them, such as WeHunt.

€29.99 a year is CoHunt's App Store price in euro countries. Every CoHunt plan includes Nordic property boundaries, offline maps, live group tracking and end-to-end encrypted chat that also work with no coverage, Meshtastic LoRa radio support, Bluetooth mesh messaging, Garmin and Tractive dog tracking, a built-in ballistics calculator, an AR rangefinder and Spypoint and Tactacam Reveal trail cameras.

The Real Cost of WeHunt for a Five-Hunter Jaktlag

WeHunt's plan page lists Free, Standard at €42.99 and Premium at €85.99 a year per hunter, and GPS MAX from €115.98 (449, 899 and 1,199 kr in Sweden and Norway). WeHunt has no team or family plan. Joining a team, chatting and sharing your own position are free; seeing the other hunters takes Standard and seeing the dogs takes Premium, per hunter. Garmin dogs need Premium for each hunter who wants to see them, and a collar on a Tracker SIM adds a device subscription, sold as GPS MAX.

So here is what a team of five pays each year when every hunter sees the dogs:

WeHunt's GPS MAX ladder, in full

GPS MAX is Premium plus a device subscription for each collar on a Tracker SIM. Here is the ladder as WeHunt's plan page listed it on September 21, 2026, in euros with the Swedish price in brackets; the first and last steps were unchanged on October 17, 2026:

• GPS MAX 1: €115.98/year (1,199 kr)
• GPS MAX 2: €140.99/year (1,459 kr)
• GPS MAX 3: €160.99/year (1,659 kr)
• GPS MAX 4: €175.99/year (1,839 kr)
• GPS MAX 5: €190.99/year (2,019 kr)
• GPS MAX 6: €200.99/year (2,119 kr)
• GPS MAX 7: €210.99/year (2,219 kr)
• GPS MAX 8: €220.99/year (2,319 kr)
• GPS MAX 9: €230.99/year (2,419 kr)
• GPS MAX 10: €240.99/year (2,519 kr)

Each extra Tracker collar moves the hunter who owns it one step up the ladder. CoHunt does not connect to Tracker collars; its €29.99 plan covers Garmin Alpha and Astro dogs and Tractive trackers.

Price history we recorded

For Premium on WeHunt's Swedish plan page: in April 2026 we recorded 799 kr; WeHunt's page now says 899 kr.

Quick Feature Comparison

Why Hunters Switch to CoHunt

One plan for every hunter in the jaktlag

€29.99 a year per hunter, with every feature: the live group map, chat, Garmin and Tractive dogs, ballistics and property lines. Nobody needs a higher tier to see the other hunters or the dogs. Five hunters pay €149.95 a year in total; WeHunt Premium for the same five, so that all of them see the dogs, is €429.95. CoHunt does not connect to Tracker collars.

Off-grid messaging that keeps working

WeHunt shares chat and hunter positions over mobile data. Since version 8.15.0 (September 2026) it can also track dogs over VHF with Natlink hardware when the app starts without coverage. In parts of Norrbotten, Lapland, the Norwegian fjells and the Finnish forest there is no coverage at all. CoHunt is built off-grid first:

• Offline maps download fully and run with no signal at all
• Meshtastic LoRa radio integration: small, inexpensive LoRa radios carry text messages and GPS positions across the jaktlag automatically, miles beyond cell service, each radio relaying for the others, and range depends on the radios and the terrain. As of October 2026 we know of no other hunting map app with Meshtastic built in. General navigation tools such as ATAK and CalTopo can show Meshtastic radios too.
• Bluetooth mesh between nearby phones when no radio is around, with no cell, WiFi, internet or infrastructure

For moose drives in the boreal forest, reindeer hunts in Finnmark and capercaillie hunts in remote forest, that keeps the team in touch when phones lose signal.

Encrypted messages that are never stored on a server

CoHunt's messages are end-to-end encrypted and never stored on a server. They go phone to phone when they can; otherwise they pass, still encrypted, through relay and notification servers that cannot read them. WeHunt offers team, hunt and private chat for free. Natlink's privacy policy (effective February 17, 2026) allows marketing based on account, usage and device data, with personalized ads only with consent, and sharing of pseudonymized map-usage data, including location, with licensed partners. CoHunt needs no sign-up and shows no ads.

A built-in ballistics calculator

WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier. CoHunt includes a full one: any caliber, automatic correction for wind, temperature, humidity, altitude and atmospheric pressure, plus a DOPE card PDF export. For long-range moose, reindeer or boar shots in Scandinavian conditions, where wind and temperature can swing fast, you need no separate ballistics app.

Spypoint and Tactacam Reveal trail cameras

If you run Spypoint or Tactacam Reveal cameras on your hunting ground, CoHunt shows them in the app: AI-powered species filters for Spypoint, a camera dashboard with battery, signal and temperature, photo and video galleries, time-of-day filtering and camera placement on your map. They are included in your plan, not a separate purchase. WeHunt integrates Burrel trail cameras.

Privacy by default

The CoHunt app needs no sign-up, shows no ads and has no usage analytics; it sends anonymous crash reports, which you can switch off. Our privacy policy carries a warrant canary: as of March 11, 2026 we had never received a National Security Letter or a FISA request. This website uses Google Analytics to count visits. WeHunt requires an account, and Natlink's policy says "We never sell your personal data".

One subscription, two continents

CoHunt covers the US, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany (excluding Bavaria), Austria, France, Spain, Italy and New Zealand in one plan. WeHunt's property lines cover Denmark, Finland, France, Norway and Sweden. If you hunt elk in Idaho one autumn, capercaillie in Sweden the next and red stag in New Zealand the year after, that's one app, one subscription and one map.

One plan, one price

CoHunt has one plan with every feature: €29.99 a year in euro countries, 299 kr in Sweden and Norway, and $24.99 in the US. There is no tier ladder to climb.

Your Garmin dogs on the whole team's map

CoHunt publishes a Garmin Connect IQ watch app. Link a compatible Garmin watch and the dogs from your Garmin Alpha or Astro appear on the CoHunt map, with no connection needed, shared with every hunter in the group. Nobody else needs any Garmin hardware, and nobody pays an extra tier to see the dogs. On WeHunt, every hunter who wants Garmin dog GPS on the shared map needs their own Premium subscription at €85.99 a year.

The same watch app puts your shot solution on your wrist. Set a rifle and a target in CoHunt and the watch shows the range to that target from wherever you are standing, plus drop, drift and time of flight, with the full DOPE table on a second screen. WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier, on the phone or on the watch.

What WeHunt Still Has

Here is what WeHunt offers that CoHunt does not, from WeHunt's plan overview (modified October 13, 2026):

• Tracker and Ultracom collars. Premium tracks dogs on Tracker and Ultracom devices, and since version 8.15.0 (September 2026) WeHunt can track dogs over VHF with Natlink hardware when the app starts without coverage. CoHunt does not connect to Tracker or Ultracom collars.
• A free tier. Joining a team, team, hunt and private chat, sharing your own position, property lines in Denmark, Finland, France, Norway and Sweden, and offline maps cost nothing.
• Dog and hunt tools on Premium: dog profiles, barking and pointing alarms, a dog geofence and the hunt leader role.
• Tracker in the same app. On June 8, 2026 the Tracker app merged into WeHunt, and Tracker subscriptions carried over as Premium.

If your team runs Tracker collars, WeHunt is the app that supports them. If your dogs wear Garmin collars, CoHunt covers them for about €280 less per season for five hunters.

Common Questions

Can CoHunt show the dogs from my Garmin Alpha or Astro?

Yes. Link a compatible Garmin watch and CoHunt's Connect IQ watch app relays the dogs from your Alpha or Astro straight onto the CoHunt map, with no connection needed. The whole team sees the dogs, including hunters without any Garmin hardware, and nobody pays an extra tier for it.

Does CoHunt work with Tracker or Ultracom collars?

No. CoHunt shows dogs from Garmin Alpha and Astro handhelds, through CoHunt's Garmin watch app, and from Tractive GPS trackers. It does not connect to Tracker or Ultracom collars. If your team runs Tracker collars, WeHunt supports them: Premium per hunter, plus a device plan for each collar on a Tracker SIM (GPS MAX 1 is €115.98 a year).

Does the CoHunt watch app show my shot solution too?

Yes. With a rifle and a target set in CoHunt, the watch shows the range to that target from where you stand, plus drop, drift and time of flight, and a second screen holds the full DOPE table in 100-yard or 100-metre steps in MOA or mils. It keeps the last data your phone sent, so it works with the phone asleep in your pocket. WeHunt has no ballistics calculator at any tier.

Does CoHunt actually have property boundaries for Sweden, Norway and Finland?

Yes. Nordic property boundary data is built into CoHunt for Sweden, Norway and Finland, alongside the US, Denmark, Germany (excluding Bavaria), Austria, France, Spain, Italy and New Zealand. It is included in the €29.99 plan; there is no separate "Nordic map pack" to buy.

Can I import my existing GPX files, waypoints and tracks from WeHunt?

Yes, if you can export them as GPX. CoHunt supports standard GPX import and export, so waypoints, tracks and routes in GPX files carry straight over.

Does the whole team really need to switch, or can a few hunters try it first?

A few hunters can try it first, with no impact on your existing WeHunt setup. Two or three hunters can pair through CoHunt's QR contact share and try it alongside WeHunt for a hunt or two before the team decides, starting with the free 7-day trial on the web.

How does CoHunt compare to WeHunt for safety in remote areas?

WeHunt shares chat and hunter positions over mobile data, and since version 8.15.0 (September 2026) it can track dogs over VHF with Natlink hardware when the app starts without coverage. CoHunt's chat and live map keep working with no coverage, over Meshtastic radios that relay from hunter to hunter. For high-country reindeer, moose drives in Norrbotten or any hunt where the team spreads out over miles of terrain, that keeps everyone in touch.

How is WeHunt priced?

Joining a team, chatting and sharing your own position are free. Seeing the other hunters takes Standard (€42.99 a year), and seeing the dogs takes Premium (€85.99), per hunter; a collar on a Tracker SIM adds a device plan (€29.99 a year) or a GPS MAX step (WeHunt plan page, October 17, 2026). CoHunt is one plan at €29.99 a year per hunter, but it does not connect to Tracker collars, so compare the two with the collars your team actually runs.

Who makes WeHunt?

WeHunt is made by Natlink. In March 2024 Open Air Group brought WeHunt, Tracker and Burrel together as Natlink, and Verdane, a Nordic investment firm, bought a majority stake in 2025. On June 8, 2026 the Tracker app merged into WeHunt, and Tracker subscriptions carried over as Premium.

How to Switch in One Afternoon

1. Check your collars. CoHunt shows Garmin Alpha and Astro dogs through a Garmin watch, and Tractive trackers. It cannot show Tracker or Ultracom collars.
2. Save your WeHunt waypoints, hunt areas and tracks as GPX if you can export them, and keep a local copy on your phone.
3. Install CoHunt from the App Store or Google Play; the app needs no sign-up. Or start with the free 7-day trial on the web.
4. Import your GPX files. Nordic property boundaries appear automatically across Sweden, Norway and Finland.
5. Pre-download offline maps for your hunting grounds.
6. Pair your team via QR contact share. Group tracking, encrypted chat and waypoint sharing come on automatically.
7. If you run Meshtastic LoRa radios, pair each one with a phone over Bluetooth; your team now has off-grid messaging beyond Bluetooth range.
8. If your dogs wear Garmin collars, cancel WeHunt at the end of your billing period. For five hunters on Premium, that is about €280 a season back in the team budget.

The Bottom Line

Here's the math, one more time. If your dogs wear Garmin collars, five WeHunt hunters who all see the dogs pay €429.95 a year in Premium subscriptions. The same five pay €149.95 a year on CoHunt, about €280 less, and get encrypted chat and a live map that keep working with no coverage, Meshtastic radio support, a built-in ballistics calculator and Spypoint and Tactacam trail cameras. If your dogs wear Tracker collars on Tracker SIMs, WeHunt is €579.90 a year for five hunters (5 × GPS MAX 1), and CoHunt is not an option, because it does not connect to Tracker collars.

CoHunt is built in Idaho and Norway for teams that spread out where phones lose signal: one plan per hunter, no sign-up and no ads.