
Moeyo - Nature ID & Collection
Turn Walks Into Field Guides
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Every walk holds unexpected encounters with nature. Moeyo makes it easy to record them all.
Moeyo is a personal logging app where you capture the wildlife you encounter and fill your own discovery journal and field guide. Add your photos and similar records are automatically organized, so anyone can get started without knowing their names.
▶ Key Features
• Record Together — Choose multiple photos, review the names, and save them together.
• Record Summary — See the names you recorded and how your albums have grown.
• Auto Sorting — Get name suggestions for the wildlife in your photos and organize similar records together. Review the results yourself and confirm when you're ready.
• Lifebook — See your records at a glance by date or type in your own personal timeline.
• Album Collection — Collect regional albums like "Birds of North America" and complete your field guide.
• Profiles & Episodes — Personalize your profile, turn your records into episodes, and share them publicly or with friends only. Bookmark people you're interested in to keep up with their latest stories.
• Multilingual — Available in English, Korean, and Japanese.
▶ Perfect For
• Anyone who loves photographing birds, flowers, or insects on walks
• Fishing, birdwatching, and nature enthusiasts who want to keep records
• Collectors who enjoy the satisfaction of filling a field guide
• Anyone with lots of nature photos but no easy way to organize them
▶ What Makes Moeyo Different
• Pressure-free personal logging — Record at your own pace without worrying about scientific accuracy.
• Record photos together — No need to organize one photo at a time.
• No expertise needed — Review the suggested results and make quick edits.
• Joy of collecting — Fill albums and enjoy watching your own collection grow.
Getting started is simple. Add your photos and start your own discovery journal.
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What's New in Moeyo
2.0.4
October 18, 2026
Moeyo 2.0.4 • See a likely name right in the camera as you shoot. Take a few shots of the same subject and save them as one. • Field record is no longer experimental. Keep the little finds from your walks, right on the map. • Species info has a new look, with big photos front and center.
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