AsignitP vs Snake Identifier

The Asignit industry platform enables any individual contractor or organisation which perform works on roads to notify key stakeholders and regulators of their worksite locations and how the pre-existing road network conditions are being changed free of charge. The road network data is delivered to regulators as open data. This innovation is now delivering positive outcomes in safety for the traffic management industry as a whole.

Spotted a snake and want to know what it might be? Take or upload a photo and Snake Identifier suggests a likely species in seconds. Then browse more than 1,000 species in the Snake Encyclopedia. IMPORTANT Snake Identifier never tells you whether a snake is venomous, dangerous, or safe. AI identifications are best guesses and can be wrong. Treat every snake as potentially venomous, keep your distance, and never approach or handle a snake because of a result. If you or someone else is bitten, call your local emergency number straight away. Do not wait to identify the snake. WHAT YOU GET • A species suggestion with appearance, size, classification, diet, reproduction, habitat, range, and conservation status • The Snake Encyclopedia: 1,000+ species with credited Wikimedia Commons photos, identification guides, and answers to common questions • A Field Log for the finds you want to keep, plus a full history of every identification • The Atlas: identifications shared publicly by the community • Report Content on any shared identification that looks wrong or inappropriate HOW IT WORKS 1. Take a photo, or pick one from your library 2. Add optional notes, like where and when you saw it 3. Get a species suggestion and open the full profile 4. Add the finds you want to keep to your Field Log BEFORE YOU START The first time you open the app, you'll read our full AI Identification Disclaimer. Results are general information, not expert identifications, and are not medical, wildlife-removal, or legal advice. When in doubt, contact a herpetologist or your local wildlife authority. Find our EULA here: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/