Tiger Field Observer is an offline field journal for recording and organizing your personal tiger observations.
Create a separate entry for each encounter. Record the date and time, place name, reserve or region, location details, number of tigers, age group, estimated sex, visible markings, scars, build, stripe features, environment notes, and behavior notes.
Choose from ready-made behavior tags such as resting, walking, hunting, playing, vocalizing, territorial behavior, and encounters with cubs. You can edit or delete any saved entry.
Your collection starts empty and grows with your own observations. Use search and filters to find entries by place, date, behavior tag, or number of animals. Sort your history by newest, place, or count, and compare multiple observations side by side.
Features:
• Create detailed tiger-observation entries
• Record manually entered place and coordinate details
• Add appearance, environment, and behavior notes
• Search, filter, and sort your observation history
• Compare multiple saved entries
• View a personal monthly timeline and summaries
• Export your journal as JSON, CSV, or plain text
• Restore a JSON export on the same device
Tiger Field Observer stores entries locally on your device. It does not access device location. Summaries reflect only your personal journal and are not population assessments, wildlife identification, conservation guidance, or safety advice.
An offline field journal for organizing personal tiger observations.