
About
Identify unknown insects, rodents, and other pests by uploading a photo or providing a description. Receive a clear verdict on whether the pest is harmless or a problem, and get connected with local pest control professionals if needed.
What's New in PestCheck
1.0
July 16, 2026
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FAQ
Does PestCheck have ads?
No, PestCheck is completely ad-free. The app is free to use, with pest control companies paying to be featured, ensuring a user-friendly, uninterrupted experience.
How accurate is PestCheck's identification?
PestCheck provides AI-generated guidance, but it is not a guaranteed identification and can be wrong. It is not a substitute for inspection by a licensed professional, especially for venomous animals or health hazards.
What kind of pests can PestCheck identify?
PestCheck can identify a wide range of pests including insects like roaches, ants, termites, bed bugs, spiders, and wasps, as well as rodents and wildlife such as mice, rats, and moles. It also identifies droppings, nests, burrows, mounds, chew marks, and other animal signs.
Is there a cost to use PestCheck?
No, PestCheck is completely free to use. There are no subscriptions or hidden fees for users. The service is supported by pest control companies who pay for featured listings.
Do I need to create an account to use PestCheck?
No account is required to use PestCheck. You can use the app immediately after downloading. Your photos are used solely for identification and are not stored.
What devices does PestCheck support?
PestCheck is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking for quick pest identification and solutions.
How often is PestCheck updated?
PestCheck was last updated on July 16, 2026, with version 1.0. As a new release, users can expect future updates to enhance its features and identification capabilities.
What should I do if PestCheck suggests I need a professional?
If PestCheck identifies a pest problem that requires professional attention, it will point you to a pest control specialist in your state. You can call them directly from the app's results.



