Seabook: Fish Identifier & Log

Name: Seabook: Fish Identifier & Log
Rating: 4.7 (209 reviews)
Author: Stanislau Kuryan

By: Stanislau Kuryan

Dive: Scuba DivingㆍSnorkeling

Features & Capabilities

Seabook is your all-in-one marine life companion for divers, snorkelers, and ocean enthusiasts. Identify fish and other species from photos with AI, log every dive—from conditions to equipment—and build rich entries with sightings, notes, and personalized ratings.

Stay organized with collections and cloud sync, browse over 1700 species with powerful filters, and search directly for details. Works offline on remote dives and provides rich content like distribution maps and habitat insights to deepen your underwater knowledge.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App AI Education Photography Navigation & Mapping Data

By:

Stanislau Kuryan

Rating:

4.70

(209) 4 new ratings

Version:

1.15.0 Last updated: 2026-05-18

Version code:

885769489

Creation date:

2020-11-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

275.88MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-13

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 111,746 ▲ 578

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Developed by:

Stanislau Kuryan

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/seabook-fish-identifier-log/id1457338313

User Reviews

Users praise Seabook for its user-friendly search, educational value, and engaging UI. However, paywalls hide many features and limit species, with complaints about not being able to log sightings and occasional misidentifications or search gaps, especially with native names. Overall, it’s a promising learning tool that’s hindered by access limits and reliability in practice.

Pros

Easy-to-use search and fish identification interface.
Educational and comprehensive, acting as a smart ocean guide with learning content.
Positive initial impression and engaging user experience.
Clean UI with a distraction-free design.

Cons

Paywall / premium access blocks core features and many species.
Limited species count in the free version.
Inability to log or save sightings within the app.
Reliability issues: occasional misidentifications and search gaps (including native names).

Recent reviews

The first use this app i fall in love with it

by Ss*****, 2026-04-12

Useless unless you pay for premium. This is not a “free” app

by sw*****, 2026-04-09

I had high hopes for this because this type of app is needed, but I’m ultimately really disappointed. I saw a Rainbow Triggerfish today and so wanted to log it: the app says there is no species by that name. Then I searched for humuhumunukunukuapua’a, and nothing comes up and I finally see that triggerfish listed as “wedgefin” when the much more common name is Reef Triggerfish. But I can’t check to see if that’s an option because well, it’s behind a paywall (and sidenote: the Hawaiian names for fish should be included in search terms!). I’m not opposed to paying for apps, but when it’s set up this way (hiding information instead of say, additional features) it’s hard to justify a cost.