Take a picture of an animal you see in real life. Catchimals analyzes the photo, identifies the animal, scores the shot, and adds it to your collection. Keep exploring to find more animals and improve your scores. Free on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
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Hi! Catchimals started at the Bronx Zoo. I was there with my family and noticed how many people were taking pictures of the animals. Better animal photos already exist online, so I started wondering: what if taking the picture was the game?
That became Catchimals. Take a picture of a real animal and the app identifies it, scores the photo, and adds it to your collection. It is free on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
I'd love to know whether the first catch feels clear and whether building the collection makes you want to keep exploring. Thanks for trying it!
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Took a pic of a stray cat outside and it correctly picked the breed in seconds, which honestly surprised me. The scoring part feels like a fun little nudge to actually go outside and look for more.
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The photo scoring actually feels thoughtful, not random like I expected. Caught a heron this morning and the way it broke down the composition scores was a nice touch, definitely going to keep using it on walks.
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Love the idea of scoring each photo rather than just logging it. That little bit of gamification makes you actually want to go out and find a better shot of a sparrow instead of settling for a blurry one.
Took a pic of a stray cat outside and it correctly picked the breed in seconds, which honestly surprised me. The scoring part feels like a fun little nudge to actually go outside and look for more.
The photo scoring actually feels thoughtful, not random like I expected. Caught a heron this morning and the way it broke down the composition scores was a nice touch, definitely going to keep using it on walks.
Love the idea of scoring each photo rather than just logging it. That little bit of gamification makes you actually want to go out and find a better shot of a sparrow instead of settling for a blurry one.