Draussenwunder: Nature Log

Little explorers do not need a zoo. Discover animals, plants and outdoor moments nearby with a calm nature collection pass for families.

Little explorers do not need a zoo.

Draussenwunder helps families, children and nature beginners rediscover the small wonders right outside the front door: a bird on the playground, a leaf beside the path, a flower in the park, a track in the woods.

When children ask, “What is that?”, nobody needs to open a specialist field guide right away. Draussenwunder makes nature knowledge warm, simple and easy to use in everyday life. It is not a complex identification tool. It is a calm nature collection pass for real moments outside.

Why Draussenwunder? • Turn everyday walks into small discovery trips. • Help children learn animals and plants they can actually meet nearby. • Give parents simple nature ideas without planning. • Encourage less passive screen time and more shared attention. • Save finds as personal memories with date, note, photo and optional place.

What you can collect: Birds, plants, flowers, trees, mammals and insects from Germany. Short profiles explain what makes each species interesting, how to recognize it and where it is often found. Simple enough for children, warm enough for families and useful enough for adults.

Draussenwunder is made for city families, grandparents with grandchildren, kindergarten and primary school moments, holidays, garden walks, forest paths and quiet everyday routes. The city park is enough. The schoolyard is enough. Sometimes even the view from the window is enough.

Features: • Nature collection pass with curated species • Personal finds with photo, note, date and optional location • Overview of collected species and open discoveries • Badges for real nature moments • Family-friendly, calm design • German and English • iCloud sync within your Apple account • Free start with common species

Draussenwunder is intentionally not a scientifically binding identification app. It is designed to spark curiosity, start conversations and show that nature is not far away.

Little explorers do not need a zoo. The next discovery trip starts outside your door.