FrogID

Name: FrogID
Rating: 3.6 (16 reviews)
Author: Australian Museum

By: Australian Museum

Australian Museum

Features & Capabilities

FrogID is Australia’s first national citizen science frog identification initiative – a project led by the Australian Museum in partnership with Australia’s leading natural history museums and IBM.

Use the App to create a profile, record frog calls and match your calls to the frog calls on the app. Then upload your records to the Australian Museum frog experts for species verification.

With your help we can put more frog species on the map and track changes to their species and habitats over time, and therefore monitor our waterway's health.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Australian Museum

Rating:

3.60

(16)

Version:

1.4.3 Last updated: 2023-05-10

Version code:

856511568

Creation date:

2017-11-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

121.05MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 343,499 ▲ 749

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Developed by:

Australian Museum

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/frogid/id1176329797

Website:

https://www.frogid.net.au/

User Reviews

This should not be top of my search list in US (and recommended to me by the internet!) when it doesn’t work here. It needs to be clearly stated that it doesn’t work outside its area.

by Al*****, 2026-04-17

I've sent 5 recordings, but no results

by ha*****, 2024-05-28

The app should be clear upfront that this is only good for Australia. We would love something like Bird Merlin out of Cornell University in the United States that covers birds all over the world with sound matching. You have clearly optimized search such that when I look for a frog ID app you come up. But you are no good for international frog enthusiasts. Take a note from Cornell. If you are going to come up in international search, serve an international audience.