Catchling: Animal Identifier

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About this app

Point your phone at anything alive and Catchling tells you what it is — then lifts it out of your photo as a die-cut sticker for your collection.

A field guide that plays like a sticker album.

CATCH ANYTHING ALIVE
Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects, arachnids, molluscs and crustaceans. 246 species to find, from the sparrow on your windowsill to a peacock spider.

THE STICKER IS YOUR OWN PHOTO
Every catch is cut from the picture you took, so your index fills with your animals rather than stock art. Species you haven't met yet wait as grey silhouettes.

RARITY WORTH CHASING
Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary — and a couple of Secret species most collectors never meet.

FIELD NOTES ON EVERY SPECIES
Biome, region, diet, typical size, lifespan, and whether it is active by day or by night. Learn what you caught, not just its name.

A MAP OF WHERE YOU'VE BEEN
Every catch remembers the spot it happened, so your collection doubles as a map of your walks, your holidays and your back garden.

CATCHLING PRO
• Unlimited scans
• The catch map
• Field notes on every species

Catchling is free to start with a small number of scans. Pro is a subscription and unlocks the rest.

Your catches are yours: they live on your phone and sync to your own account so a new phone starts where the old one left off.

Go outside and see what is actually there.

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Updated on
Aug 1, 2026

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Catchling: Animal Identifier