Every walk fills a page in your
field guide

You see them every day. You just don't know their names.

Photograph whatever catches your eye —

Moeyo helps you name it, and keeps every one you find.

You see them every day. You just don't know their names.

Photograph whatever catches your eye — Moeyo helps you name it, and keeps every one you find.

Collect

Pick an album and start filling it

Albums are grouped by region and theme — birds of North America, butterflies of Japan. Choose one and it becomes your own field guide.

Each species you find fills a square. It gives a walk something to look for.

Record

Similar photos group themselves, and every group comes back with a suggested name. Take it or correct it — either way, that's the whole job.

Pick everything you shot today straight from your camera roll. Add dozens at once.

Organize

Whatever you confirm lands in your Lifebook. Browse by date to revisit a day, or by species to see everything you've found.

You never sit down to file anything. It's already in order by the time you close the app.

Pick a few photos from that day and add a short note. Where and when come along from the photos themselves.

Public, friends only, or just you — your call, every time. They collect on your profile.

WalkNew

Start a walk and the path draws itself on the map. The photos and notes you take land where you took them, with distance and steps alongside.

Open it again later and follow the route to see what you met, and where.

For now, turn on Show experimental features in the app’s settings to use it.

Your own albumsNew

The plants at home, the birds you hope to see this year — set the theme and the squares, and the album is yours.

You fill it with your own records, like any other album. The more you add, the more it becomes a field guide only you could make.

For now, turn on Show experimental features in the app’s settings to use it.

A few photos is all it takes. Not knowing the names is where this starts.