Record wildlife sightings, blooms, and seasonal changes in a personal field log, and see your observations mapped alongside everyone else's over time.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Nature Tracker Does
Let anyone record wildlife sightings, blooms, and season changes, and turn personal logs into shared, mappable observation data
A sighting takes seconds: what, where, when, and an optional photo, from a phone in the field.
Your observations and everyone else's plotted over time, showing ranges, arrivals, and hot spots.
First blooms, first frogs, leaf-out, and last frost logged year over year to reveal how seasons shift.
Life lists, streaks, and yearly comparisons built automatically from your log.
Photo-based identification hints and community confirmation for sightings you're unsure about.
Choose to share observations with research projects that use public sighting data, always opt-in.
How Nature Tracker Works
Open the tracker outside, tap in what you saw, and attach a photo if you have one.
Your log joins the shared map, showing patterns a single observer could never see.
Season markers and life lists accumulate into your own record of how your patch changes.
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NatureTracker — Log what you see outside Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
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No. Log 'unknown woodpecker' with a photo and the ID help plus community confirmation will usually settle it.
You control location precision per sighting; sensitive locations like nests can be blurred or kept private while still counting in your personal stats.
Only if you opt in. Shared observations go to listed research projects with credit, and you can withdraw sharing at any time.
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