ForageIQ

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About this app

ForageIQ is a decision-support app for mushroom hunters. It combines real-time weather, soil moisture, snowmelt tracking, and burn-site intelligence to tell you when and where to go foraging — anywhere in the United States.

ForageIQ is not an identification app. It tells you where and when conditions are right. Identifying what you find is always your responsibility.

FEATURES

Foraging Conditions
Live scoring for 219 foraging regions across 48 states. Each region gets a daily tier rating built from temperature, precipitation, soil moisture, and historical phenology.

MyCodex
Your personal foraging journal. Track 150+ species with season calendars, habitat and host-tree plates, lookalike comparisons, regional filters, and unlockable badges as you log finds.

Trip Planner
Build a personalized multi-day foraging itinerary. Pick your target species, trip length, and preferences, and get a route based on live conditions and land access.

Burn Site Tracker
Post-fire burn perimeters with morel timing windows, soil temperature estimates, snowmelt status, and closure alerts, plus drive times from your location.

Interactive Maps
Heatmaps showing foraging conditions nationwide, with a public-land-only filter so you can see BLM and USFS ground at a glance. Zoom in to find the best spots.

DATA SOURCES
National Weather Service, SNOTEL snowpack stations, NOAA soil moisture, MTBS and USFS fire perimeters, BLM and USFS land ownership, GBIF and iNaturalist observation records, and historical phenology models.

Note: ForageIQ provides conditions and planning data only. It does not identify mushrooms. Always follow local regulations, obtain required permits, and never eat any wild mushroom you have not positively identified yourself or with expert help.

Questions? support@mycology.technology
Real-time mushroom foraging conditions and trip planning across all 48 states.
Updated on
Aug 8, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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What’s new

• New setting: show scientific names instead of common names. Account → Display → Mushroom names.
• MyCodex now opens the full codex everywhere — 307 species, host plates, lookalikes and badges. Still works offline.
• Removed the Today's Scores page.
• Map & Hikes: public land is one tap instead of two, and the Burns and Heat toggles now show when they're loading.