Spotted a bug, plant, or mushroom and wondered what it is? SpecieSense identifies the species from a single photo — and shows you why: the features it matched, where it's recorded worldwide, and an honest confidence level. If it's unsure, it says so. And it never claims something is safe to eat or touch — for that it points you to a local expert. Built for the curious — gardeners, hikers, parents fielding "what's this?". Free to try, and I'd love your feedback on where it gets it wrong.
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Hi PH 👋 I'm Wayne Wang, the solo dev behind SpecieSense.
I kept taking photos of bugs and plants in the garden and falling down Google
rabbit holes trying to ID them. Existing apps gave me a name but never the *why* —
so I could never tell if I should trust it. So I built the thing I wanted: it
explains its reasoning, grounds the answer in real observation records, and is
honest when it's unsure.
The one rule I hold hardest: it will never tell you something is safe to eat or
handle. For mushrooms and anything you might touch or eat, it explicitly points
you to a local expert. I'd rather be useful and honest than confidently wrong.
Try it with the trickiest photo you've got — and tell me where it fails. That
feedback is gold. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood.
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