Access information for specific locations. View schedules for movies, dining, recreation, and events. Find job postings, housing, fitness programs, and family support services. Check Commissary and Navy Exchange details.
Scan rocks, gems, stones, or minerals to identify them instantly using AI. Upload or take a photo for accurate results. Learn about properties, origins, and classifications. Compare findings with a database of known specimens.
The app offers a catalog of over 30,000 plant species with detailed botanical information. Users can search by name, identify plants from photos, and manage personal records with offline capabilities.
Calculate size based on current, voltage, and temperature. Input circuit parameters to determine AWG rating. Provides resistance and voltage drop calculations. Supports FAA-approved voltages: 14VDC, 28VDC, 115VAC, 200VAC.
The app identifies over 360 New Zealand coastal marine species including mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and invertebrates. It provides details on biology, characteristics, diet, habitat, and native or endangered status for each species.
Identify bugs, insects, and spiders by taking a photo or uploading an image. Get AI-powered species recognition with details on risks, habitats, and behavior. View detailed information about identified species.
Identify wildflowers, trees, and plants with detailed descriptions and identification keys. Access offline plant guides for the Carolinas and . Explore botanical sites and learn about plant species with a built-in dictionary.
Access and search OHS , Prevention Policies, Guidelines, and WCB Standards offline. Receive notifications for regulatory updates. View detailed sections and related policies without internet connectivity.
Provides liturgical content based on the Book of Common Prayer. Includes 7 liturgical watches, prayer request submission, and access to liturgy, chants, psalms, and special occasion prayers. Features a church bell reminder for worship.
Southern Florida tree species identification guide.
The app displays 80 common tree species of southern Florida, including the Everglades. It provides high-resolution pictures, descriptions, and links to Wikipedia.