Hi, Tree

Hi, Tree

Spot it. Name it. It's yours.

92 ratings
8 reviews
Free
With Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 6, 2026
  • July 8, 2026

Features

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Discover and name trees in your community, creating a shared map of personal arboreal landmarks. Use AI to learn about species, age, and history. Track your collection and engage with other nature enthusiasts.

Photograph and claim trees
Name and pin trees on a map
Build a personal tree collection
Discover unclaimed monumental trees
AI-powered tree identification and information
Seasonal photo updates and comments
Community leaderboard and check-ins
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What's New in Hi, Tree

1.8.0

July 8, 2026

This update makes the map faster and smoother. • Your trees load more quickly, with a clear loading indicator when the map opens. • Grouped tree counts now always show in full, even for large clusters. • Fixed a rare blank map when your location wasn't available. • Smoother, more reliable claiming and check-ins. • Deleting your account now fully clears your data from your device. • Accessibility and polish improvements throughout.

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User reviews

Totally enamored with the potential!

Absolutely loving my experience this far. Pleased to see continued improvement from the developers, but would love further opportunities to edit claimed trees, in particular, the ability to fine-tune location AFTER the initial process. Love the concept, and enthusiastic about the opportunity to build a community of users. Great idea! Keep working on improvements.
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Lago Calima Bonsai

Fantastic app

Great idea. Meh execution

Love this idea. We have a 150 ish year old elm next door. The app called it a basswood tree. Edit ability is not available or very hidden. Also not able to edit my description. I also have a historical photo of the tree from over 100 years ago. Not clear where to add that.

Nice, but needs help

I also agree with the inaccuracy of the apps ability to correctly ID trees. I like that I’m allowed to change it to the correct info but, it still keeps the naturalist’s notes in sync with the original incorrect identification of the tree.

Bruce the spruce

I planted Bruce the spruce during Covid. I planted it and then decorated it so that people going by would get some joy during Christmas time during such a rough time in the world with Covid

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FAQ

Does Hi, Tree have ads?

Yes, Hi, Tree contains advertisements. This allows the app to remain free for users to discover and name trees.

How do I claim a tree in Hi, Tree?

To claim a tree, you need to spot an unclaimed tree on the map, walk to its location, take a photo, and give it a personal name. The first person to do so becomes its naturalist.

What kind of information can Tree Chat provide?

Tree Chat, the AI companion, can identify tree species from your photos and offer information on likely age, regional history, and seasonal behavior. AI suggestions are best-effort and should be verified.

Can I use Hi, Tree offline?

While you can explore your existing collection and potentially interact with cached map data, claiming new trees, using Tree Chat, and viewing the community map likely requires an internet connection.

How often is Hi, Tree updated?

The latest version is 1.5.0, last updated on June 8, 2026. Updates typically bring new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.

What devices does Hi, Tree support?

Hi, Tree is available on iPhone and iPod. Users can sign in with Apple or Google to sync their progress across devices.

What is the age rating for Hi, Tree?

Hi, Tree has an age rating of 12+. This is based on its content and features, suitable for users aged 12 and above.

How does the community leaderboard work in Hi, Tree?

You can check in at trees you visit on your walks. These check-ins contribute to your standing on the community leaderboard, allowing you to see and compete with other naturalists.