Just logged locations for black trumpets and chanterelles!
Super cool app that I am excited about so I can find those lucky mushroom hauls again! Thanks, Chris!!
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Log and map your wild mushroom finds with detailed observations. Track locations, species, habitat, and save photos to build a personal database of your foraging adventures. Search your findings by species or location.
✓Log mushroom observations
✓Map foraging locations
✓Record species and habitat
✓Save mushroom photos
✓Build personal mushroom database
✓Search findings by species or location
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What's New in MushroomLog
1.12
July 9, 2022
Updated for iOS 15 compatibility. Improved Tab Bar and Navigation Bar visibility.
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FAQ
What is MushroomLog?
MushroomLog is an iPhone app designed for logging and mapping wild mushroom finds. It allows users to record details about each observation, including species, habitat, and photos, and build a personal database of their foraging activities.
Is MushroomLog free to use?
Yes, MushroomLog is available for free on the App Store. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned in its description.
What devices does MushroomLog support?
MushroomLog is compatible with iPhones and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is MushroomLog updated?
The latest version of MushroomLog is 1.12, and it was last updated on July 9, 2022. This indicates a relatively infrequent update schedule.
What is the age rating for MushroomLog?
MushroomLog has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Can I track my walks with MushroomLog?
Yes, MushroomLog allows you to track where you go on your mushroom walks. It builds a database of your foray locations and the tracks you made.
How can I learn to use MushroomLog?
Getting Started tutorials and a complete User Manual are available on the MushroomLog support site to help you learn how to use all of its features.
What kind of information can I record for each mushroom find?
For each mushroom observation, you can record the common and scientific name, what it was growing on, the habitat, its plentifulness, your confidence in identification, and save pictures.
