WildVisor: Nature ID & Map

Every trip outdoors comes with a question: what is this? WildVisor helps you answer it in seconds and turns every walk into a discovery. Snap an animal, a plant or a rock, compare the likely species and save your find with its place on the map. DISCOVER WHAT YOU FOUND Point your camera or pick a photo from your gallery. WildVisor shows the most likely species with a confidence level, and you choose the one that matches. You learn by comparing, and the final call is always yours. When a photo is not enough to be sure, the app tells you honestly. NATURE NEAR YOU, ON A MAP Open the map and discover national parks, reserves, beaches, lagoons and viewpoints. Every place has its own page with the species observed nearby by the community and on iNaturalist, plus a button to get directions. Switch to satellite view and filter by wildlife, plants, minerals or alerts. SPECIES CARDS THAT TEACH Common and scientific names, habitat, range and safety tips in one place. Every reference photo shows its author and license. YOUR FIELD JOURNAL Keep your sightings linked to the species you confirmed and relive every outing. Your finds stay private until you decide to share them. WE PROTECT THE WILDLIFE YOU FIND When you publish, you choose separately whether to share the photo and whether to share the place. Threatened species show an approximate location so no one can track them down, and that protection cannot be bypassed by searching area by area. HELP AT HAND IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG The SOS button shows your country's emergency number, poison control where available and basic first aid. Always visible, always free. MAKE IT YOURS Day, night or automatic mode, five natural palettes (forest, ocean, earth, berry and mountain) and adjustable text size. Explore and identify as a guest, no account needed. FREE, WITH PRO WHEN YOU WANT MORE The free edition includes daily identifications and discreet ads that never cover the map, the camera, SOS or danger alerts. Optional Explorer Pro removes ads and adds unlimited identifications, offline regional maps and data export. Results are guidance and do not replace an expert or emergency services. Respect trails, private property and wildlife: never approach a dangerous animal for a photo.