Shark Tooth Scout

Plan around nearby NOAA tides, learn proven beach-search techniques, compare 37 shark-tooth profiles, and keep a professional field record of every find.

Find more shark teeth and understand what you find.

Shark Tooth Scout is a private, field-ready companion for beach hunters, fossil collectors, families and curious naturalists. It combines practical hunt tutorials, nearby NOAA tide predictions, explainable tooth comparisons and a detailed find log in one polished toolkit.

HUNT SMARTER Learn where teeth collect and how to read shell beds, gravel lines and wash zones Follow step-by-step beach-search tutorials and responsible collecting guidance Find a nearby NOAA tide station and see practical low-tide hunting windows Save recent tide predictions for quick reference in the field

IDENTIFY WITH EVIDENCE Photograph a tooth or choose an image from your library Photo quality and tooth-outline analysis run on your device Compare seven observable signals: crown form, profile, cutting edge, root, cusplets, size and surface appearance Review ranked matches, supporting clues, conflicts and conservative identification cautions Compare 37 modern and fossil shark profiles, including megalodon, great white, tiger, mako, sand tiger, snaggletooth and more

BUILD A FIELD RECORD Save the original photo, evidence fit and identification notes Add size, beach, date, coordinates, notes and confidence status Favorite important finds and share a clean field report Records and photos remain on your device unless you choose to share them

FREE TO START Hunt tutorials and NOAA tides are free. The complimentary field kit also includes three complete identifications, eight starter profiles and five saved field records.

SCOUT PRO $4.99 ONE-TIME PURCHASE Unlock unlimited identifications, all 37 profiles and unlimited field records. Scout Pro is a non-consumable lifetime unlock. There are no subscriptions and no ads. Price may vary by region.

Shark Tooth Scout provides educational working identifications, not formal taxonomic determinations. Tide predictions are estimates and are not for navigation or hazardous-weather decisions. Collect only where permitted and follow local laws.