Photograph multiple angles
Capture the cap, underside, gills or pores, stem, base, habitat, and other visible clues from up to four views.
Photo-assisted mushroom identification
Add up to four photos for a possible species match, then compare cap, gills, stem, spores, habitat, season, look-alikes, and a saved field-journal observation.

Built for the task
Photograph multiple angles
The short answer
A direct definition for readers, search engines, and answer systems.
Mushroom Identifier is an iPhone app that analyzes up to four mushroom photographs and suggests a possible species match. It organizes visible traits, look-alikes, habitat and season context, follow-up questions, and a private field journal with an optional location.
Never use an app result to decide whether a wild mushroom is edible, toxic, or safe to handle. Verify important identifications with a qualified local mycologist.
Inside the app
Every feature supports the same workflow, so the app feels like a system rather than a folder of disconnected AI buttons.
Capture the cap, underside, gills or pores, stem, base, habitat, and other visible clues from up to four views.
Review a possible match alongside cap, gill, stem, spore, habitat, season, and look-alike context.
Every workflow warns that a photo cannot establish edibility, toxicity, or safe handling.
Save observations, dates, photos, chat history, and an optional location on device and private iCloud.
Ask about visible morphology or ecology while keeping AI answers separate from expert identification.
Attach a location only after granting permission; precise location is not included in AI or analytics requests.
Product tour
Real screens from the current iPhone experience.
How it works
Capture the mushroom in place from several useful angles. Never taste it and avoid unnecessary handling.
Check cap, underside, stem, base, substrate, habitat, season, and look-alikes instead of relying on one clue.
Save the observation for learning and consult a qualified local mycologist for any important identification.
Who it helps
Direct answers
It can suggest a possible species from up to four photographs and visible context. Similar species, immature specimens, missing base structures, poor light, and regional variation can cause dangerous mistakes.
No. Never eat, taste, or handle a wild mushroom based on an app result. Verify in person with a qualified local mycologist.
Include the whole specimen, cap surface, underside or gills, stem, intact base, substrate, and surrounding habitat in natural light.
Saved photos, suggested details, chat history, date, and optional location are stored in the app and may sync through your private iCloud account.
Available on the App Store
Free download · optional Pro. Built by Ideas All Day Ltd for iphone · ios 17+.
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