Huck: Animal ID & Wildlife Map

Huck: Animal ID & Wildlife Map

Live map of wildlife near you

0 ratings
3 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 16, 2026
  • July 15, 2026

Features

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Identify plants, animals, and insects by taking a photo. Build a personal field guide with vintage-style illustrations and earn experience points by discovering rare species. Explore your finds on a map and complete daily challenges.

AI species identification
Personalized field guide
XP and leveling system
Map of discoveries
Daily challenges
Vintage scientific illustrations
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What's New in Huck

1.2.7

July 15, 2026

- Improved Map - Added Park and State Field Sheets - New Species Added

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Subscription plans

Huck Weekly

Full access to Huck: identify species & explore.

$4.997 Days
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User reviews

AI everything

Too bad this app only features AI generated design. I would’ve liked it more if an actual artist created the art.

Too much money

It’s $40 for a year so you can take pictures and identify animals. Google does the same thing

Response from developer

Thanks for trying Huck. Just to clarify, Huck is free to use. Animal identification is available free three times per day, and the map and field guide are also free. The subscription is optional and expands AI usage/supports continued development.

Pretty

Very pretty UI design marred by AI illustrations. It also includes an unnecessary subscription even though it sources most of the spottings from another service. This app basically wants you to pay $40 a year for pretty AI generated UI.

Also ios identifies animals and plants natively through the photos app. No need for a seperate app to do that.
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Response from developer

Glad you like the design, and thanks for the feedback. Just to clarify, Huck is free to use. Including the map, field guide, and three free AI identifications per day. The subscription is optional and expands AI usage rather than unlocking the core app. Huck is meant to be more than just identification: it helps people discover, track, and learn about wildlife nearby. We’re continuing to improve the experience.

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FAQ

What is Huck?

Huck is an app that uses AI to identify animals, plants, and insects from photos. It helps you build a personal field guide with illustrated species and offers a gamified experience with points and ranks.

How does Huck's identification feature work?

You take a photo of a plant, animal, or insect, and Huck's AI identifies the species in seconds. It also indicates its confidence level and flags potentially dangerous species.

Is Huck free to use?

Huck is free to download and allows one free identification per day. For unlimited identifications, you can upgrade to Huck Premium.

What are the subscription options for Huck Premium?

Huck Premium offers weekly and yearly subscription plans. The weekly plan costs $4.99 and the yearly plan is $39.99. Both plans include a 3-day free trial.

How do I cancel my Huck Premium subscription?

Your subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your App Store account settings.

What kind of species can Huck identify?

Huck can identify over 2,500 North American species, including birds, mammals, plants, insects, and reptiles & amphibians. It also identifies things like paw prints.

Does Huck have ads?

No, Huck does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download with optional in-app purchases for premium features.

What is the age rating for Huck?

Huck has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and families interested in learning about nature.