Stop screaming across the meadow.
Skulk puts every vixen, kit, and dog fox in one workspace: channels for territory, carcass logistics, and whatever that was in the hedge. Async by default, because half your team is asleep in a drainpipe.
No credit card. We would not know what to do with one.
Your instincts, but documented.
Everything your skulk already does, moved into software nobody asked for.
Threaded Screaming
The 3 a.m. contact scream, now with replies. Keep the whole exchange in one thread instead of spread across four fields. Read receipts confirm who heard you and chose not to respond.
Scent-Synced Status
Mark one fence post and your availability updates across every territory you claim. Ships with Hunting, Denning, and Seen Near The Bins. No more double-marking.
Gone to Ground
Do-not-disturb, den-grade. Mutes every channel, huddle, and hunt for up to five months. Your team sees one word: unavailable. Compliant in most hedgerows.
Trusted by working foxes.
Verified quotes from verified animals. Verification methodology available on request.
"Before Skulk our raid comms were verbal and mostly screamed. Now everything is documented. I am told this is better."
"I set my status to Gone to Ground in November and nobody has contacted me since. Ten out of ten."
"The screaming thread has read receipts now. My kits pretend they didn't see it. But I know. And they know I know."
Priced by the scream.
Annual billing available. We accept most rodents.
For foxes still living in their parents' den.
- 3 channels, one of them #den-general
- Scream history retained 90 nights
- Up to 6 littermates per workspace
For dens that hunt in a coordinated fashion.
- Unlimited scream history
- Henhouse raid scheduler with weather hold
- Guest access for one (1) badger
Enterprise cunning. Billed annually, in voles.
- Single Scent-On (SSO)
- Dedicated success vixen
- 99.9% uptime during raids
- Compliance exports for the farmer's insurer
Bring your skulk into alignment.
Join 317 territories that have replaced instinct with process and are told it is going well.