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Urban Trees

Urban Trees

Identify Trees using AR

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Harald Lamer
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Identify trees in supported cities using augmented reality. Point your device at a tree to see its species label, or view nearby trees on a map. Access Wikipedia details for each species.

✓Augmented reality tree identification
✓Species labels displayed via AR
✓Map view of nearby trees
✓Access to Wikipedia species details
✓Supported by open city data
✓Apple Watch integration
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What's New in Urban Trees

2021.1

February 24, 2021

New Cities --- • Mulhouse • Philadelphia ___ If you like the app, please consider rating it on the App Store. Thank you!

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User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

No Dade City Florida Trees

No trees
Scubamike2056Scubamike2056

Doesn’t work.

Why offer app if it don’t work in my area?
Pattmaster2000Pattmaster2000

T

It changes JBt
Skybuff76Skybuff76

Tree app

There are too many states in the US, to not have them a part of the list of states in app use.
chansemelionchansemelion

Very Disappointo

I live in Culver City. The app had all the trees on Sepulveda Blvd. named but none on the 10 nearby residential blocks I walk daily with my dog.
EPartnowEPartnow

Response from developer

Sorry to hear that the trees on your street are not in the city's tree database. One possible reason could be that those are not managed by the city.

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FAQ

How does Urban Trees identify trees?

Urban Trees does not use image recognition. Instead, it leverages open data from supported cities to provide the exact location and species of public trees. This data is then displayed using augmented reality or on a map.

What devices does Urban Trees support?

Urban Trees is available for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and iPod. It utilizes AR features on iPhones and iPads, and a map view on Apple Watch.

Is Urban Trees free to use?

Yes, Urban Trees is completely free to download and use. It does not feature any advertisements or in-app purchases, though users can leave a tip for the developer.

Does Urban Trees collect private data?

No, Urban Trees is designed with user privacy in mind. It does not store any private data, require accounts or logins, and is ad-free.

How often is Urban Trees updated?

The app was last updated on February 24, 2021, with version 2021.1. More cities are added regularly to expand its coverage.

What is the age rating for Urban Trees?

Urban Trees has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning about trees.

Can I identify trees outside of supported cities?

Urban Trees primarily relies on open data from specific cities for identification. While it supports non-urban areas in Sweden, its core functionality is focused on the listed urban locations.

What should I do if AR labels are not lining up correctly?

If AR labels appear off in the app, please check the help section within Urban Trees for guidance. This may involve using the map view as an alternative or checking device GPS functionality.