Wildlife discovery, grounded in care
Identify with
confidence.
Fielddex turns a photo into a thoughtful species profile—so hikers and campers can explore, learn, and protect what they find.
Made for trails, campsites, backyards, and long weekends outside.
Red deer
Low riskObserve from 50–100 m · Forest habitat
Field principle
Curiosity works best with context.
Safety stays visible
Risk and viewing distance are part of the result—not an afterthought.
Uncertainty stays honest
AI guidance is never permission to touch, feed, approach, or consume.
A better field routine
Explore. Learn. Protect.
Everything Fielddex does begins with a respectful encounter and ends with a useful memory of it.
- 01
Spot it
Take a clear photo when you can do so without disturbing the plant, animal, or habitat.
- 02
Read the field guide
Get a likely identification alongside the details that matter outside: risk, safe distance, habitat, and diet.
- 03
Keep the story
Save sightings to your journal, place them on your map, and build a collection that grows with every outing.
The journal becomes a map
Your best field guide is the one you build yourself.
Remember the place, the season, and the details around every sighting—then watch your collection take shape over time.
Field journal
Add notes to sightings and keep the details that a camera roll forgets.
Sets & ranks
Turn steady observation into a collection worth returning to, one responsible find at a time.
Start where you are
A field companion for every kind of outing.
Fielddex
Free
For your first finds, field notes, and species profiles.
- AI-assisted species identification
- Core species profiles
- A personal collection to begin
Fielddex Pro — Annual
Unlimited IDs, offline-ready packs, complete field journals, and advanced collections. Annual plan includes a 14-day trial.
- Expanded identification access
- Complete journal and collection tools
- Explore map
- Sets, ranks, and badges
Field notes
Before you head outside.
Take it outside
Make the next sighting mean more.
Bring Fielddex on your next hike, camping trip, or backyard lesson—and build a field record that is uniquely yours.