Spider Identifier: Venom ID

Found a spider indoors and need to know whether it is dangerous? Spider Identifier turns your camera into a spider expert. Take one photo and get the species, by common name and by scientific name, in seconds. Then the part that actually matters: is this one a threat to you, to your children, or to your pets? KEY FEATURES - Photo identification: the common name and the Latin scientific name, free - Danger verdict (Premium): harmless, mild bite, or medically significant, with separate risk lines for people and for pets - Should I worry (Premium): a plain-language answer instead of a forum argument - First aid (Premium): what to do after a bite from a venomous species - Know it next time (Premium): habitat, size, behaviour and the features that identify it - Your own log, free: every scan saved, bookmarked and searchable, with your notes WHO IT IS FOR Whether you are a parent who found something above a cot, a gardener clearing out a shed, a hiker checking a bite, or someone whose fear of spiders runs well ahead of the facts, the answer takes one photo. WORKS ON THE SPIDERS PEOPLE ACTUALLY MEET Black widow, brown recluse, wolf spider, jumping spider, common house spider, garden orb weaver, cellar spider, tarantula and hundreds more. SUBSCRIPTION Identifying a spider is free, with no limit on how many photos you take. Premium unlocks the full safety profile: the danger verdict, the should-I-worry answer, first aid, behaviour, habitat and identifying features. Premium is offered as a weekly or a yearly subscription. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. It renews automatically at the same price unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel it any time in your Apple ID settings. Spider Identifier gives an AI estimate, not a diagnosis. It needs a connection to identify a photo. If a bite worries you, call a doctor or your local poison centre. Terms of Use (EULA): https://abouchfa.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://abouchfa.com/privacy