WildEcho: Animal Identifier

WildEcho: Animal Identifier

Snap a photo or record a sound

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 25, 2026
  • August 10, 2026

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Meet WildEcho, your pocket naturalist. That whistle in the dark. The chorus by the pond. The bird you can hear but never see. WildEcho helps you finally know what it is. THREE WAYS TO IDENTIFY • Record it, capture a short clip of a bird, frog, or insect and WildEcho names the species from its call. • Photograph it, point your camera at wildlife, or your pet, and get an instant ID, down to the breed. • Describe it, type what you hear ("high whistle at night," "deep hooting from the forest") and WildEcho names the most likely species. KNOW MORE THAN A NAME Every identification comes with the creature's sound, habitat, range, activity, conservation status, and a fascinating fact, so a walk becomes a discovery. Your free identifications are complete ones. We limit how many you get, never how good they are. HONEST WHEN IT IS UNSURE WildEcho tells you when it cannot be confident, instead of handing you a wrong answer that sounds certain. On a look-alike it will say so. BUILD YOUR FIELD JOURNAL Every find is saved to your personal species library. Level up from Egg to Echo Master, earn badges and keep a streak, all included, no subscription needed. TRIP GUIDE Name a trip and log everything you discover, then get a shareable report of the whole outing. TRY IT FREE Start with free identifications, no account needed. Pro adds unlimited identifications, a location and season species list for wherever you are, and profiles for all of your pets. Whether you're a curious backyard listener, a camper, a hiker, or a budding naturalist, WildEcho turns "what was that?" into "I know exactly what that is." AI-assisted identification for learning and enjoyment, not a substitute for expert guidance on dangerous or protected species. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.blueharboursolutions.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://www.blueharboursolutions.com/privacy
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What's New in WildEcho

1.0.1

August 10, 2026

Sharing works now, and it is worth doing. Tap Share on any find and WildEcho builds you a proper card: your photo, the species, a fact worth repeating, and where you were. On the last version that button quietly did nothing at all. Trips keep what you find. Ending a trip used to show you a summary and then throw it away. Nothing was saved. Now every trip is kept, listed on the Trip tab, and you can open any of them again whenever you like. Add finds you have already made. Walked the shore, identified a few things, then thought about starting a trip? Anything already in your journal can be added to it, so you never identify the same creature twice. Share a whole trip as one card: where you went, when, and everything you found. Trips show your photos now, not just a list of names. Also in this update: Your Profile leads with your rank, badges and library instead of settings. The library is a shelf of photos with your full field journal one tap behind it, and account, plan and preferences now live together in one place. Reference photos. Every result now shows a real, credited photograph of the species so you can check it against what you actually saw. These were turning up as blank boxes. Faster identifications. Photos are resized before they are sent, so a big, detailed shot no longer times out on you. Straight answers. When an identification cannot be made, WildEcho tells you what went wrong instead of shrugging and saying "Unknown Creature". Sound IDs that hold on. If the full write-up cannot load, WildEcho tries again before falling back to a short version, so a weak signal out in the field no longer costs you the profile. The foraging warning is on mushrooms only. It was firing on garden flowers and lawn grass, which just teaches you to ignore it. On fungi, where look-alikes genuinely are dangerous, it stays exactly where it belongs. Photos you take in the app now save to your camera roll. Found something good? Your share card has @wildecho.app on it now. Tag us and we may feature your find.

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WildEcho Pro

Unlimited photo & sound IDs, all features

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