Moduchaejip

A flower on your walk, a bug in the flowerbed, a mushroom you have never seen. Collect the things you used to pass by without knowing their names, and build a field guide of your own. ■ Photograph it and the AI suggests a name An AI that knows 35,000+ species recorded in Korea looks at your photo and offers candidates. When it is not confident it stops at the genus or the family instead of the species — it does not pretend to know. ■ You decide the name Pick from the AI's candidates, or search and choose yourself. If a name is not in our list you can write it in, and once an expert confirms it, it becomes a name everyone can use. ■ What you collect becomes a field guide Every encounter becomes a card. You gain experience and levels, and rare finds earn you a gold card. ■ Where you met it, too See your records on a map and record the path you walked. Location is optional — photos upload just fine with it turned off. ■ Protected species get a blurred location Exact locations of endangered wildlife are never made public. The record stays; the place stays protected. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ■ This app is used outdoors Watch your surroundings. Do not enter private land. Do not walk with your eyes on the screen. No record is worth more than your safety. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ • Free. No ads. • For ages 14 and over. • Photo capture data (EXIF) is stripped on upload. • Observation records you publish are released under a Creative Commons licence. They may be used in research on species distribution, and once published they cannot be taken back. We tell you this separately when you sign up. Taxonomy follows GBIF. Korean names follow the National Institute of Biological Resources' National Species List of Korea (2024, v1.1).