Falling Fruit vs Fruit Map

Falling Fruit is a community-driven platform for sharing locations of edible plants and other sources of free food. You can discover what others have been harvesting in your area and contribute your own observations. We aspire to provide the world's most comprehensive and open foraging and freegan map. Since our launch in 2013, we have been collecting locations from app users, as well as from hundreds of community, university, and municipal datasets. Today, the map hosts millions of locations in thousands of cities covering thousands of edible types (fruit trees, berries, nuts, herbs, vegetables, mushrooms, dumpsters, and more). Our mobile app offers the same core functionality as our free website, with refinements and native interfaces designed specifically for phones. A small price for the app helps cover the project's costs, and all proceeds go to Falling Fruit, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Boulder, Colorado, USA. Falling Fruit is not associated with Fallen Fruit. Fallen Fruit can be found at fallenfruit.org.

There is fruit growing near you, and most people walk right past it. Fruit Map is a community map of fruit trees in public places: parks, plazas, sidewalks and trails. More than 20,000 trees have been mapped by the community, in Brazil and beyond. FIND FRUIT NEAR YOU • See the fruit trees around you on the map • Search and filter by fruit, harvest season, access difficulty and property type • Know before you go whether a tree is public or private SNAP A PHOTO, AI IDENTIFIES IT • Not sure what tree it is? Photograph the fruit, leaf or flower and AI suggests the species • Confirm it or pick another option before saving PIN IT AND CONTRIBUTE • Found a fruit tree? Take a photo, set access and property type, and it's on the map • Edit and manage all your markers in one place COMMUNITY • A global feed with featured, recent and nearby discoveries • A mapper leaderboard by state, country and worldwide • Add friends and explore together COLLECTIONS AND FAVORITES • Save your favorite trees • Build collections, like a native tree trail, and invite friends to add to them A MAP FOR EVERY BIOME • Map styles inspired by the Cerrado, Amazon, Atlantic Forest, Caatinga, Pantanal and Pampa, plus a night mode • Every style comes in spring, summer, autumn and winter versions FRUITPEDIA • A collaborative fruit encyclopedia with common names, scientific names and families YOUR PROFILE • See what you map: your markers by fruit, species count and leaderboard rank • Find out whether the trees you mapped are native, exotic, naturalized, invasive or threatened Available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Mandarin and Arabic, with light and dark themes. Respect nature: only pick from public places, leave fruit for others, and never eat a fruit you can't identify with certainty.