Tracks: Wildlife Scanner

Tracks: Wildlife Scanner

Catalogue the wild around you

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  • Released
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  • July 16, 2026
  • August 25, 2026

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Step out, scan your area, collect every animal on Earth. Tracks turns iNaturalist's research-grade observations into a field tool that surfaces the documented wildlife around you. Tap a hex on the map to see what's been spotted nearby: birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish. Each comes with a real photo, scientific name, and the location it was last seen. WHAT YOU GET - A radar that scans the hex you're standing in for documented wildlife - Real photos and species data from iNaturalist's community - Your personal Tracks: every species you've collected, with a counter for repeat sightings - Smart expansion in sparse areas (rural or open water) so you always have something to discover - Location used only while you're scanning, never in the background FOR FIELD WORK, WALKS, AND CURIOSITY Use Tracks on a coastal walk to learn what shorebirds frequent the cove. Use it in a city park to see which native mammals the iNat community has documented. Use it on a road trip to discover regional fauna you'd otherwise miss. DATA SOURCED FROM iNATURALIST All observations come from iNaturalist's research-grade dataset under Creative Commons licensing. Every photo is attributed to its observer.
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What's New in Tracks

1.0.10

August 25, 2026

What's new in Tracks: The map is quicker and steadier. It opens on what you have already collected, keeps up while you pan, and keeps working when your signal doesn't. • Cells you can tap are visible everywhere on screen, at every zoom. • Markers arrive as a clean fade, nearest to you first, and stay sharp and tappable. • A revealed cell shows its species as photos. An empty one just says so. • Batteries turn up on a cell the day you earn it, by walking in or superscanning. • Signing out now erases this device's copy of your data, including where you have been. • When something fails to load, the map says so instead of looking empty.

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