AI Animal Identifier by Kaught

What animal is that? Point your camera and find out.

Kaught is a wildlife identifier and nature collection in one. Photograph
an animal you spot in the wild and Kaught names the species, then adds it
to a collection that's yours to grow, one discovery at a time.

Part field guide, part nature journal, part collecting game: the closest
thing to a Pokédex for real, living animals.

🔍 IDENTIFY ANIMALS BY PHOTO
Snap a photo and get the species, fast. One app for the creatures you meet
outdoors and at home, from birds and insects to spiders, snakes and
mammals, with a confidence score on every result so you know how sure the
match is.

🗂️ A COLLECTION WORTH FILLING
Every identification drops into a colour-coded grid: part field notebook,
part trophy case. Track what you've seen with dates and counts, earn a
badge for each new species, and let the empty slots invite your next find.

🎮 TYPES, RARITY & FIRST CATCHES
Real species you discover yourself, with the satisfying pull of completing
a set. Every animal has a type (insect, reptile, bird, mammal, amphibian
or fish) and a rarity tier from common to legendary, so a lucky spot really
feels lucky.

⚠️ SAFETY FIRST
Is it venomous? When it matters, Kaught leads with the safety facts, so you
can identify a spider or snake from a safe distance instead of guessing.

🗺️ SEE WHAT LIVES NEAR YOU
Open the map to explore the wildlife around you and where each find
happened: the fox in the park, the kingfisher by the river. The wild world,
mapped by the people exploring it.

📋 SPECIES CARDS, MADE TO READ
Tap any find for the full story: size, habitat, behaviour and type. Clear,
friendly species cards, no biology degree required.

👀 MADE FOR ANYONE WHO LOOKS UP
Hikers turning every walk into a hunt for the next species. Animal lovers
identifying the bird at the feeder. Families giving kids a real reason to
head outside. Rangers, teachers and the simply curious.

🔒 PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Your collection is yours, synced across your devices and never sold.

Point your camera, identify the species, and start your collection of the
living world.