Record biodiversity encounters and contribute science.
The app allows users to identify species and record their biodiversity encounters. Observations can be added to projects and shared to contribute to science and conservation efforts.
Identify rocks, stones, gems, and crystals by taking a photo or selecting from the gallery. Get instant results with detailed information about each item. Suitable for both professionals and amateurs.
Citizen scientists detect invasive species arrival.
The Invaders of Texas Citizen Science program collects species observations from volunteers. Volunteers use a kit to detect and report invasive plant species in their local areas.
Record geological observations with spatial data collection using points, lines, or polygons. Capture photos and sketches. Create maps and stratigraphic sections. Use high-resolution image basemaps and nested Spots for multi-scale data management.
Record and submit observations of invasive species with GPS coordinates. View distribution maps and search for species by location. Receive alerts about new sightings and contribute data to a centralized database.
The app allows users to record observations of birds, mammals, and plants in the field. It can use the current time and location, and function without an internet connection.
Provides connectivity status, public IP, DNS servers, and details. Displays geolocation data including city, county, postcode, ISP, and coordinates. Allows comparison of location data with GPS coordinates.
Lets users record observations with time-stamped entries. Tap buttons to log common events or use the keyboard for custom . Export in chronological order as CSV, JSON, or plain text to cloud storage.