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What it does
No subscription. A one-time purchase, and it is yours.
Photograph an insect and an AI inside your device suggests candidate names. The photo never leaves this device. It works with no connection at all.
[Take, choose, and your collection grows]
- From the camera or your album, the AI offers candidate names (candidates are a guide, nothing more)
- Tap the one you think is right and it is kept as a record
- If none of them fit, "record without a name" lets you keep it anyway
- When it cannot offer a candidate with confidence, it offers none. It does not force a guess
[45 field-guide cards]
- Grouped into four: around the house, garden and flowerbed, park and meadow, and camping, hills and rivers
- Size / season / where you may meet it / how to tell it apart / how it lives / a small surprising fact / sources, written from scratch for each one
- The guide can be read without taking any photo
[About insects that may sting or irritate]
- When such a creature appears among the candidates, the display switches to a caution card instead of the usual list
- What it tells you goes only as far as "please do not handle it with bare hands" and "if you are stung or your skin reacts, do not rely on this result - see a medical professional"
- It does not describe symptoms, first aid steps, or medicines. This app does not judge whether something is venomous or how dangerous it is
[Made to be safe to use]
- Photos and records are kept inside this device only (nothing is sent anywhere)
No ads, no account. If anything leaves your phone, the screen that does it says so.