IveGot1

IveGot1

Report Invasives in Florida

147 ratings
25 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 15, 2010
  • August 10, 2026

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Easily identify and report invasive animals and plants in Florida. Submit observations with your location and images directly from your phone to local and state verifiers for review and potential eradication.

Easy species reporting with location capture
Submit images of sightings
Online and offline reporting capabilities
Information on invasive species
Real-time distribution maps
Connect with local invasive species groups
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What's New in IveGot1

5.5.1

August 10, 2026

• Updated Image capture and selection to use a more modern approach and save EXIF Data for more accuracy of report information. For any questions or concerns, use the in-app feedback feature or email us at bugwood@uga.edu.

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User reviews

App

Very hard to use

Response from developer

I am sorry you are having trouble with the app. There is a user guide that is accessible from the question mark icon on the top left of the initial categories scene. You are welcome to reach out through the in-app feedback feature found at the bottom of the settings menu with any questions you may have. That is a direct line to our developer and they would be glad to help however they can. The settings menu is accessible from the gear icon at the top right of the categories scene.

Nice app but needs some changes

The app is nice to have but when filing a report you can’t see anything. No roads no terrain nor a landmark on the map, if the app offered a satellite mode it would help a lot

Response from developer

We have added this functionality and it can be accessed by the gear icon in the top right of the initial categories scene. The setting applies to all maps in the app. Thank you for the suggestion and for helping manage Invasives with the IveGot1 app!

Majority going downhill

Used to be a great app now you can hardly even work it, requires more complex passwords for everything on there now as well
Return it to how it was
(user friendly)

Love it but

First time using this app and it’s really well done. However, there are no directions on how to add a species

Map wont load

This seems like a great idea but its impossible to report a species because it requires a GPS location yet the map refuses to load so you can give it one

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FAQ

What does the IveGot1 app do?

IveGot1 allows users to easily identify and report sightings of invasive animals and plants in Florida. It captures your current location and allows you to submit an image of your sighting, which is then sent to local and state verifiers for review.

What are the key features of IveGot1?

Key features include easy species reporting with location capture, the ability to submit images of sightings, both online and offline reporting options, access to information on Florida's invasive species, real-time distribution maps, and ways to get involved with local invasive species management groups.

Is IveGot1 free to use?

Yes, the IveGot1 app is completely free to use. It was developed by the University of Georgia Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health and is supported through cooperative agreements and in partnership with various Florida state organizations.

How does reporting invasive species help?

By reporting sightings of invasive animals and plants, users help to better assess the extent of infestations and enable quicker eradication of new problems before they become widespread. This is crucial for protecting Florida's native environment, wildlife, and economy.

Can I report invasive species if I don't have internet access?

Yes, IveGot1 supports both online and offline reporting. Reports can be saved on your phone while you are offline and uploaded automatically when you regain network connectivity.