Your personal field guide

The field guide
for what you love.

Photograph anything you're drawn to — a wildflower on your walk, a bird at the window, a leaf you can't name. Adorary names it, remembers where and when you found it, and keeps it in a collection that's yours alone.

Download on theApp Store Free to start.
Private by default.
American Robin
Bird

American Robin

Turdus migratorius

Monarch butterfly on milkweed
Butterfly

Monarch

Danaus plexippus

◦ Confident

Milkweed is its only host plant — every monarch you meet began on a leaf like this one.

Mercer County · Jul 2026

Why Adorary

Identification is the beginning, not the end.

The end is a collection that reflects who you are and what you notice about the world — a quiet record of having paid attention.

"the satisfaction of having noticed the world carefully, and kept a record of it."

How it works

Four steps, then it's yours forever.

No accounts to make. Point, keep, revisit.

01

Photograph

Snap anything that catches you — in the field or from your library.

02

Identify

Adorary names it in seconds: common name, the science, and how sure it is.

03

Collect

File it on a shelf, add a note, and it remembers the place and the day.

04

Revisit

Months later, scroll back and feel it again — or find it on your map, right where you left it.

Adorary is the personal field guide app for anyone who notices things. Identify wildflowers, birds, mushrooms, insects, butterflies, fish, and hundreds of other species instantly using AI — then keep them in a private collection that's entirely yours, every find pinned to the map of where you've been. Just your growing archive, exactly as private as you want it.

Works for birders, hikers, gardeners, foragers, and anyone who's ever wondered what plant is that? Each entry records the common name, scientific name, location, and date — everything you need to remember a find, years later.

Made with intent

Personal record first. Social second.

Private by default

Every find is visible only to you. Nothing is ever shared without an explicit tap.

Instant identification

Point at a wildflower, a bird, a mushroom — a name, the science, and a plain-language "confident" or "fairly sure" come right back.

A place for memory

Every find is pinned to a map and stamped with the day, with room for a note — the "why this one was worth keeping."

Just enough social

When you want to, share a single discovery — what you found, roughly where, and when. Your notes stay yours.

Start your field guide

Notice the world.
Keep a record.

Free to download. Optional Pro & Max unlock more identifications and cloud backup across your devices.

iPhone · US & Japan · No ads, ever