Fauna: Daily Animal Widget

Meet a fascinating animal every day, explore 365 species, and bring nature to your Home Screen with beautiful widgets and custom photo cycles.

Discover one remarkable animal every day with Fauna, a beautiful wildlife guide and widget made for curious minds.

A NEW ANIMAL EVERY DAY

Explore a collection of 365 species from around the world. Each daily animal includes a vivid photograph, scientific name, memorable fact, habitat information, and conservation status.

LEARN AND EXPLORE

• Build a daily discovery streak • Save favorite animals for later • Revisit animals in your discovery history • Unlock a new animal by returning each day • Open the full Wikipedia article to continue learning • Share facts and save images using familiar iOS controls • Read the app in 13 supported languages

WILDLIFE ON YOUR HOME SCREEN

Add Fauna widgets to your Home Screen or Lock Screen and enjoy the animal of the day at a glance. Each widget can independently show the daily animal or one of your custom cycles. Choose from multiple widget sizes, or use the fact widget to discover something new.

MAKE YOUR OWN PHOTO CYCLES

Turn Fauna’s widgets into a personal rotating display. Create custom collections for pets, family, travel, nature, inspiration, or anything else, then rotate entries daily, weekly, monthly, or in a daily shuffle. Export a local backup package whenever you want an extra copy of your cycles, photos, and preferences.

THOUGHTFUL EXTRAS

• Set an optional daily discovery reminder • Search, filter, and sort only the animals you have discovered • Configure each widget separately • See source and license details for downloaded Wikimedia images

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Fauna requires no account and includes no advertising or third-party analytics. Favorites, viewing history, and custom-cycle photos stay on your devices and are not available to the developer.

Animal images and further reading are provided through Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons. An internet connection is needed to download images and open articles.