Indian Jungle Logs: Wildlife
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About this app
Indian Jungle Logs is a wildlife sighting log and field diary for India's
national parks and sanctuaries — built for safari-goers, naturalists, and
anyone who wants a real record of what they've seen, where, and when.
Most safari memories end up scattered across camera rolls, WhatsApp groups and half-filled notebooks. This app keeps them in one place, structured, searchable, and yours.
KEY FEATURES
• Log a sighting — species, date, time, park and zone, notes, and photos.
Sightings are grouped into checklists per safari, so a single drive with
five species logged becomes one clean entry, not five scattered ones.
• Browse the Field Guide — search and filter species by category (big cats,
elephants, deer, birds, reptiles), see IUCN conservation status, natural
history notes, and real photos from the community.
• Explore the parks — an interactive map covering national parks and
sanctuaries across India, with zone-level detail for major reserves
including Bandipur, Nagarhole, Kabini, Corbett, Ranthambore, Kaziranga,
Tadoba, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Satpura, Gir, Periyar, Dudhwa,
Sundarbans, and more.
• See what to expect — a smart checklist builder shows which species are
realistically active in a given park during your travel dates, so you know
what's worth looking for before you go.
• Community feed — browse verified sightings from other naturalists, like
and comment, and see what's being spotted right now across India.
• Field Journal — read trip reports and park guides written by the
community, with photos and embedded video.
• Track your own record — your profile keeps a running history of every
safari, species count, and badge earned. Checklists are viewable but not
editable after submission, so your logged history stays an honest record.
• Works offline — log sightings deep in the forest with no signal; they sync
automatically the next time you're connected.
WHO IT'S FOR
Safari-goers who want more than a camera roll. Birders building a life list.
Naturalists and guides who need a reliable safari logbook across seasons.
Wildlife photographers who want their images tied to a species, a zone, and a date. First-time visitors planning a trip who want to know what a park
actually holds.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
This isn't a generic checklist app repurposed for wildlife. Every park, zone,
and species record is India-specific, cross-checked against real reserve
boundaries and safari zones rather than generic geotags. Species pages carry real conservation status, not just a photo and a name.
A wildlife sighting log is only as good as the data behind it. Zone-level
accuracy means your Nagarahole entry knows the difference between Kakanakote and Veeranahosalli — the kind of detail that makes a record worth
keeping years later.
BUILT FOR THE FIELD
Fast entry so you're not staring at a screen while the tiger walks off.
Offline-first so a dead zone doesn't cost you the sighting. Photo attachments kept at full quality. Your entire wildlife sighting log stays accessible whether you're in a jeep in Kabini or at home planning the next trip.
PRIVACY
We collect only what a logbook needs: your account details, the sightings you choose to log, and location only when you tap "near me." No advertising trackers, no data sold to third parties. Full policy in-app and at
indianjunglelogs.com/privacy.
Every sighting tells a story. Start logging yours.
national parks and sanctuaries — built for safari-goers, naturalists, and
anyone who wants a real record of what they've seen, where, and when.
Most safari memories end up scattered across camera rolls, WhatsApp groups and half-filled notebooks. This app keeps them in one place, structured, searchable, and yours.
KEY FEATURES
• Log a sighting — species, date, time, park and zone, notes, and photos.
Sightings are grouped into checklists per safari, so a single drive with
five species logged becomes one clean entry, not five scattered ones.
• Browse the Field Guide — search and filter species by category (big cats,
elephants, deer, birds, reptiles), see IUCN conservation status, natural
history notes, and real photos from the community.
• Explore the parks — an interactive map covering national parks and
sanctuaries across India, with zone-level detail for major reserves
including Bandipur, Nagarhole, Kabini, Corbett, Ranthambore, Kaziranga,
Tadoba, Kanha, Bandhavgarh, Pench, Satpura, Gir, Periyar, Dudhwa,
Sundarbans, and more.
• See what to expect — a smart checklist builder shows which species are
realistically active in a given park during your travel dates, so you know
what's worth looking for before you go.
• Community feed — browse verified sightings from other naturalists, like
and comment, and see what's being spotted right now across India.
• Field Journal — read trip reports and park guides written by the
community, with photos and embedded video.
• Track your own record — your profile keeps a running history of every
safari, species count, and badge earned. Checklists are viewable but not
editable after submission, so your logged history stays an honest record.
• Works offline — log sightings deep in the forest with no signal; they sync
automatically the next time you're connected.
WHO IT'S FOR
Safari-goers who want more than a camera roll. Birders building a life list.
Naturalists and guides who need a reliable safari logbook across seasons.
Wildlife photographers who want their images tied to a species, a zone, and a date. First-time visitors planning a trip who want to know what a park
actually holds.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
This isn't a generic checklist app repurposed for wildlife. Every park, zone,
and species record is India-specific, cross-checked against real reserve
boundaries and safari zones rather than generic geotags. Species pages carry real conservation status, not just a photo and a name.
A wildlife sighting log is only as good as the data behind it. Zone-level
accuracy means your Nagarahole entry knows the difference between Kakanakote and Veeranahosalli — the kind of detail that makes a record worth
keeping years later.
BUILT FOR THE FIELD
Fast entry so you're not staring at a screen while the tiger walks off.
Offline-first so a dead zone doesn't cost you the sighting. Photo attachments kept at full quality. Your entire wildlife sighting log stays accessible whether you're in a jeep in Kabini or at home planning the next trip.
PRIVACY
We collect only what a logbook needs: your account details, the sightings you choose to log, and location only when you tap "near me." No advertising trackers, no data sold to third parties. Full policy in-app and at
indianjunglelogs.com/privacy.
Every sighting tells a story. Start logging yours.
Log wildlife sightings across India's national parks. Field guide included.
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- Data is encrypted in transit
- You can request that data be deleted
What’s new
• Tapping a checklist on a park page now opens it instead of "Page Not Found"
• Checklist search results open the full safari log, not a single photo
• "Home" on an error screen no longer leads to a blank page
• The app now tells you when a new version is available
• The offline Field Guide now loads properly with no signal
• Stability improvements
• Checklist search results open the full safari log, not a single photo
• "Home" on an error screen no longer leads to a blank page
• The app now tells you when a new version is available
• The offline Field Guide now loads properly with no signal
• Stability improvements
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About the developer
PRAJWAL B
indianjunglelogs@gmail.com
India