SpotIt Game Parks

Turn every game drive into your own safari logbook. See an animal, tap it, and SpotIt quietly saves the moment — where and when you saw it — so your trip grows into a living map of everything you've found. Choose your park and it's yours offline: the full species checklist, the roads, the camps and gates and waterholes, and a map that works with no signal at all. Each park keeps its own sightings, trips and achievements, so a week in Kruger and a week in Etosha stay separate stories. **Parks included** *(43 parks, 10 countries)* - **South Africa:** Kruger, Pilanesberg, Addo Elephant, Hluhluwe–iMfolozi, Marakele, Mapungubwe, Karoo, Mokala, Mountain Zebra, West Coast, iSimangaliso Wetland Park, Ithala, Madikwe, Dinokeng, Rietvlei — and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park shared with Botswana - **Namibia:** Etosha · **Zimbabwe:** Hwange - **Kenya:** Masai Mara · **Tanzania:** Serengeti - **United Kingdom:** Richmond Park, Epping Forest, Knepp Wildland, New Forest, Exmoor, Cairngorms - **Germany:** Bavarian Forest, Müritz, Berchtesgaden, Eifel, Harz - **France:** Vanoise, Mercantour, Camargue, Cévennes, Pyrénées - **United States:** Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Rocky Mountain, Great Smoky Mountains, Everglades, Theodore Roosevelt, Custer State Park Wherever animals roam free — a Kruger game drive, a Highland hike, a bison jam in the Black Hills — the same logbook works, on foot or behind the wheel. From the Big 5 to the little things most people drive straight past, browse or search the checklist, tick animals off as you go (again and again — every sighting counts), and watch your history, map pins and achievements build up. **Drive Mode — CarPlay and Android Auto** The best sightings happen while you're driving, which is the worst time to be holding a phone. Plug in and SpotIt appears on the car screen: tap an animal to log it, or tap "Not sure?" and identify it later. Glance at where you are on the park's own offline map, how long until the gates close, and what the community has spotted nearby. Everything is drawn by the car itself, so it stays simple and legal to use — and like the rest of the app, it needs no signal. Made for the bush: - Works completely offline — no signal needed out in the park - Every sighting pinned to the exact spot on an offline park map - A searchable checklist of each park's wildlife, famous and obscure - Collect sets — Big 5, cats, predators and more - An exploration map that fills in as you roam - Park know-how at hand — camps, gates, waterholes and picnic spots - Switch parks any time; nothing is ever mixed together - Drive Mode for CarPlay and Android Auto — log from the car screen, offline