Point your camera at a plant or a beetle. Trovario works out what it is and slots it into your personal field guide — most of it still greyed-out silhouettes, waiting for you to go outside and find them.
How it works
A guide with gaps. Each region has a curated set of species to complete. Empty slots show you what is out there and what is findable right now.
Seasons matter. Species come and go through the year. An out-of-season slot tells you which month to come back.
Off-set finds still count. Catch something outside the curated set and it is logged as a Secret Rare — uncounted, but yours.
Yours, on your phone. No account, no login. Your catches live on your device.
Trovario is a game, not a foraging guide. Identifications come from a machine-learning model and are wrong often enough to hurt you. Never eat, taste or handle anything because an app named it.
Beta
Trovario is in closed beta on TestFlight. Plants are the polished part; bugs and other crawlers are earlier and rougher. It is built for iPhone, in English, German, Italian and Spanish.