Tracks: Wildlife Scanner

Tracks: Wildlife Scanner

Catalogue the wild around you

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  • Released
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  • July 16, 2026
  • September 16, 2026

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Step out, scan your surroundings, collect every animal on Earth in your Terradex. Tracks builds a fun experience around iNaturalist data. Tap an area on the map to see what's been spotted nearby: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish. Each comes with a real photo, its scientific name, and the place it was last seen. INCLUDED IN THE APP - A radar that scans the area you're in for documented wildlife - Real photos and species data from the iNaturalist community - Your personal Terradex: every species you've collected, with a % collected in your city, your region, and your country - Smart expansion in sparse areas (countryside or open water) so you always have something to discover - Location is used only while you're scanning, never in the background FOR THE FIELD, WALKS, AND CURIOSITY Use Tracks on the coast to learn which shorebirds frequent the cove. In a city park to see which native mammals the iNat community has documented. On a road trip to discover regional fauna you'd otherwise miss. DATA FROM iNATURALIST AND GBIF Observations come from iNaturalist's verified dataset, with species ranges drawn from GBIF, under Creative Commons licensing. Every photo is attributed to its observer.
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What's New in Tracks

1.0.17

September 16, 2026

• The whole app in French and Spanish, following your phone's language. Species names and descriptions included. • An undiscovered species is no longer a blank card: each one shows a halftone scan of its shape, enough to be curious about. • Zoom out and the map names what lives in each country and region, with a photo of one of its species. • Region, Country and World keep what they loaded, so they open straight away when you come back. • Tap the count to hide what you haven't found yet, and tap a place tab again to browse somewhere you have been. • Species pages carry their full description, now in German, French and Spanish. • The app opens faster, and says what it is waiting for instead of holding a blank screen.

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