Menagerie
Photograph a creature — a garden bird, a rock-pool crab, a fox at dusk — and Menagerie identifies it, then writes it up as a proper exhibit and files it in your own natural-history collection.
Every specimen gets a full entry: the field marks to look for, preferred habitat, diet, taxonomy from class down to genus, IUCN conservation status, and a map of the species' natural range worldwide.
Menagerie remembers where and when you met each creature. Every encounter is logged as a sighting and pinned to a map, so your collection doubles as a record of your ground. Meet the same species again and it joins that animal's record rather than duplicating it.
Work up the curatorial ranks in every hall — Apprentice, Field Collector, Cataloguer, Curator and finally Director Emeritus. Rarity is judged by how often a keen amateur naturalist actually encounters a species in the field, not by global population.
No accounts, no adverts, no analytics, no tracking. Your collection lives on your device and in your own private iCloud. Read the privacy policy for exactly what happens when a photograph is identified.