WaidmannsCam vs DishAim

WaidmannsCam collects photos from your wireless wildlife cameras directly from your email inbox—automatically, in the background, without the cloud, and without any additional subscription. Wireless wildlife cameras send new images via email to an address you specify, possibly after you’ve purchased a premium subscription. WaidmannsCam can “fish” the images out of your inbox and display them in the app: The app connects directly to your inbox via POP3 or IMAP, detects new wildlife camera photos, and saves them locally on your device. You’ll receive a notification—and see your images immediately in a clear gallery. POP3 AND IMAP Select the protocol supported by your email account: POP3 or IMAP. Preset configurations are available for popular providers like iCloud, Outlook, GMX, Web.de, and T-Online—just one tap is all it takes. MANUFACTURER-INDEPENDENT Works with any camera that sends photos via email—without any proprietary app or manufacturer cloud. COMPLETELY PRIVATE Your photos stay on your device. There is no dedicated server, no cloud synchronization, and no sharing of data with third parties. The password is stored encrypted in the secure device storage (iOS Keychain). As the developer of this app, I have no access to your data. AUTOMATIC IN THE BACKGROUND Set the check interval to your liking. The app regularly checks your inbox in the background and notifies you via local push notification as soon as new photos are available. (Minimum interval on iOS: 15 minutes.) MULTIPLE CAMERAS If you operate multiple wildlife cameras, WaidmannsCam automatically identifies the cameras based on the email content whenever possible. You can filter by camera in the gallery. HOW IT WORKS 1. Your wildlife camera sends a new photo via email 2. WaidmannsCam connects to this mailbox via POP3 or IMAP 3. New images are downloaded and stored locally 4. You receive a notification on your device SETUP IN ONE MINUTE Open the “Connection” tab, select POP3 or IMAP, tap on a provider icon if necessary, and enter your login credentials. Done. This app is free—no subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads.

Find the satellite. Set the dish. Peak the signal with confidence. DishAim is a focused satellite TV alignment utility for iPhone. It gives you live azimuth, elevation and LNB skew for your chosen satellite, then guides the physical setup step by step. It is built for installers, RVs, motorhomes, boats, expats and anyone re-aiming a dish after wind, travel or roof work. DishAim is a reference tool, not an RF meter. Your receiver still confirms the signal. DishAim solves the hard part before the sweep: knowing where the satellite is, what skew to set, how high to tilt the dish and which bearing to rotate through. What you can do - Use a local satellite recommendation or browse the full catalog - See the geostationary arc on a live sky dome with nearby satellites in context - Hold the phone up to locate the satellite before touching the dish - Use AR mode to overlay the satellite direction on the camera view - Hear voice cues while your hands are on the dish - Get live azimuth, elevation, LNB skew and visibility from your location - Set up offset, special-design, prime-focus and flat-panel dishes - Enter offset-dish dimensions or a manufacturer offset angle when needed - Set LNB skew correctly for linear polarization; circular LNBs are handled separately - Place the phone on the center of the dish for live elevation fine-tuning - Finish with an in-hand azimuth bearing, away from dish metal, then peak the signal on your receiver - Check channel lists per satellite to confirm you picked the right target - Get warnings when compass interference could make the heading unreliable How to align a dish 1. Choose the recommended satellite, or browse and pick another. 2. Open Locate, hold the phone up and bring the satellite dot to the center reticle. This checks line of sight and gives the rough direction. 3. Start Alignment and choose your dish type: generic offset, special design, prime focus or flat panel. 4. Enter the measurements or offset angle the app asks for. Flat-panel and prime-focus dishes need no extra dimensions. 5. Set the LNB skew shown by the app. For circular-polarization satellites, DishAim tells you that no skew is needed. 6. Lay the phone flat in the center of the dish, screen up, and adjust elevation until it locks. 7. Hold the phone away from the dish and turn to the target azimuth bearing. Rotate the dish through that bearing and use the receiver's signal meter for the final peak. Privacy Location is used only on device to calculate look angles. It does not leave the phone. No third-party trackers and no advertising SDKs. Requirements iOS 26 or later. iPhone only. Compass and gyroscope required. AR mode requires a rear camera. Use of this app is subject to Apple's Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement (EULA), available in the App Store under "License Agreement" and at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/