EntoLens Insect Identifier App

Found something crawling on the wall or in the garden? EntoLens is an insect identifier app that works from a single photo. It is also a bug identifier app and a spider identifier app for the 40 common species in its catalog, and the photo never leaves your phone. Take a picture with the camera or pick one from your gallery. EntoLens compares it with its catalog and suggests the most likely species, together with a danger class and safety notes. Think of it as an insect identification app and a bug identification app that you can open in a moment, in the field or at home. The recognition runs on the phone itself, so it also works offline, without an internet connection. What you get - Identify insects, spiders and ticks from one photo, taken with the camera or chosen from the gallery. - Use it as an insect identifier app, a bug identifier app or a spider identifier app: one photo is enough. - A spider identification app and an insect identifier in one place, so you do not need separate tools. - A danger class for each species, for example harmless, bites or stings, venomous, pest or nuisance. - Safety notes for every species, always free. - Key features of each species: size, colors, habitat, season, diet and activity. - A description and look-alikes, so you can compare a similar species before you decide. - History of your finds and a personal collection. - Interface and profiles in English and Russian. Honest results EntoLens knows 40 common species. It does not identify every insect in the world. If your photo shows something outside the catalog, the app tries to report an unknown species, but it can still mistake it for a similar species from the catalog. Identification from a photo is an estimate: blur, shadow, distance and missing details can lead to a wrong suggestion. Compare the result with the profile and its look-alikes, and check a trusted field guide or an expert when it matters. Who it is for EntoLens suits curious people who want a quick spider identifier app for a find in the house, gardeners who meet a strange bug among their plants, parents and teachers who explore nature with children, hikers who need a tick identifier after a walk, and anyone who keeps a small collection of finds. It is a simple insect id tool for everyday questions, not a replacement for a specialist. Use the bug id result as a starting point and read the full profile. Free version and full version The free version gives you: - 1 identification per day - 1 match per photo - full profiles of 8 species - the last 3 finds in your history The full version is a one-time purchase of 9 USD through Google Play. There is no subscription. It gives you: - no daily limit - up to 3 matches per photo - all 40 full profiles - catalog filters - your collection and full history The danger class and safety notes are free in both versions, so the safety information is never locked. Privacy There are no ads, no analytics SDK and no account to create. Recognition is done on your device, photos are not uploaded anywhere, and the app works without an internet connection. Removing the app or clearing its data deletes everything kept on your device. Not medical advice EntoLens does not give medical advice. If you are bitten or stung, or a tick is attached to your skin, contact a doctor or a medical service. Do not rely on the app for that decision. Start with one photo Open EntoLens, take a picture and see what it suggests. If you want a simple insect identifier app that keeps your photos on your phone, try this bug identifier app on the next bug you find.

First release. Photograph an insect, spider or tick and EntoLens names it right on your phone, with no internet needed. 40 common species, each with a safety note.