The French hunt management app explains how it works from start to finish, from AI licence scanning to live GPS tracking, and presents its three plans, all of them with the harvest heatmap.
Updated on 20 October 2026: prices and plan contents brought up to date.
An organiser of driven hunts spends four hours a week on logistics on average. Invitations, reminders, collecting hunt fees, attendance sheets, the hunt logbook. All of it is time taken away from the field.
Stanislas de Chevigné, a hunter since 2007, designed Mes Chasses to make these tasks disappear. Launched this year on iOS, Android and the web, the app covers the whole cycle of a hunting day. It is built for private hunting ground owners, hunting societies and the organisers of family driven hunts. Its principle fits in four words: manage less, hunt more.
Five minutes to set up a driven hunt
It starts with creating an account in five minutes, with no bank card. The organiser draws the hunting ground on an IGN or satellite base map, places the stands and sends a single invitation link to the hunters. Those who do not have the app are added by hand.
Before the day, each hunter takes a photo of their licence: the Mes Chasses artificial intelligence reads the document, then the app shows the organiser which licences are valid on the day of the hunt and which ones are a problem. Hunt fees are collected online through Stripe. Attendance sheets are prepared in advance.
Everything that used to take an evening of phone calls now fits in a single link. This is what surprises new users the most. Nobody goes back.
Safety through visibility
During the drive, the hunt leader follows the position of every hunter and beater on screen, thanks to the GPS in their smartphones. The app works offline. Maps are downloaded in advance, data is queued on the phone, and everything syncs automatically as soon as the signal comes back. Participants do not need to buy any extra equipment.
Mes Chasses includes a danger scanner. As a guide only, it flags houses, roads, power lines and railway lines around the drive areas. This layer of information appears before the stands are even placed.
97 hunting accidents were recorded in 2023/2024, 6 of them fatal (source: OFB, the French biodiversity office). A hedge can hide a barn. A sunken lane can lead out onto a road. Mes Chasses does not replace the vigilance of the hunt leader, and the decision to shoot remains with the shooter. It adds a layer of information to check before posting the guns.
A summary produced instantly
After the driven hunt, the summary writes itself. Animals seen, missed, wounded, harvested: every piece of information goes on the map. The digital hunt logbook stays up to date and exports to PDF. The data is archived season after season so you can follow how game populations change.
In my family, we have organised family hunts for three generations. I saw the WhatsApp groups multiply, invitations get lost, and attendance sheets filled in at the last minute. Mes Chasses is the tool I would have wanted for myself, before it became a tool for others.
Stanislas de Chevigné, founder of Mes Chasses
Three plans, every feature included
Mes Chasses comes in three levels. Each one gives access to every feature, the heatmap included, on the web, iOS and Android. Hunters and guests invited to hunts are never limited and never pay a subscription.
The Discovery plan is free, with no time limit. It covers one hunting ground, two members and one hunt per month. It is there to try the tool with no commitment.
The Standard plan, at €79 a year, is aimed at hunting associations and societies. It removes the hunt limit and takes up to twenty members, with priority support. That is about €1.50 a week to stop dealing with paperwork.
The Premium plan, at €149 a year, is designed for large hunting societies and ACCAs (municipal hunting associations): unlimited members, 20 GB of document storage and a support reply within 24 hours.
On all three plans, a 2% service fee applies to payments collected online. It covers the cost of bank processing.
The heatmap is what makes the real difference for managers. It turns the harvest history into a visual memory of the hunting ground. After two or three seasons, you no longer place your stands by feel. You place them where the data tells you to.
An app for the field, not for the office
Mes Chasses uses the GPS in participants’ iOS and Android smartphones. There is no device to buy or hand out. Offline mode holds up at the bottom of valleys and in areas with no coverage. Data syncs when the signal comes back, without anyone having to trigger anything.
The tool works just as well for family hunts as for larger organisations. 31,000 people sat the hunting licence exam in 2022. One in two was between 16 and 24 (source: FNC, the French national hunters’ federation). This generation lives with a phone in its hand. It expects tools that speak to it, not binders and Excel files.
About Mes Chasses
Mes Chasses (meschasses.com) is a French app for managing hunts and driven hunts, available on iOS, Android and the web. Founded by Stanislas de Chevigné, a hunter since 2007, it supports organisers before, during and after the day: online invitations, IGN and satellite maps, a digital hunt logbook, live GPS tracking, a danger scanner, AI licence scanning and heatmap analysis. Manage less, hunt more.
Press contact
Stanislas de Chevigné, founder [email protected] meschasses.com / app.meschasses.com