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Your year-round mushroom grow journal

Track every grow.
Learn from every harvest.

Build a complete history from inoculation to harvest, get help when something changes, and add valuable growing data to the mycology community—all year long.

Start Tracking a GrowFrom inoculation to harvestAsk Dr. MycoTekGet help with a grow or findUpload a wild findPhoto first. Details next.

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How it works

A photo is all you need to start.

Follow every grow year-round, record wild finds in season, and turn both into knowledge the mycology community can build on.

  1. 01

    Take or upload a photo

    Start with your camera or a picture from your phone. No account is needed to upload.

  2. 02

    Add a few details

    Choose a wild find or a grow. We ask one question at a time; leave names and optional details blank if you are unsure.

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    Keep a journal

    Sign in to sync or publish your record and return with updates. You choose what to share. AI help is optional.

Start tracking a growAsk Dr. MycoTekRecord a wild find

Educational guidance only. Never use an app as proof that a wild mushroom is safe to eat.

Log every mushroom you find — location, habitat, weather, multi-angle photos. Get help identifying it, see recent sightings near you, and build a life list of species you've found in the wild.

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Your photo journal

Found a mushroom? Start with a photo.

Upload a photo without signing up. We will help you add a date, location and notes, one question at a time. You can leave details blank when you are unsure.

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Fresh from the field

Recently catalogued by the global mycology community.

Amanita

Amanita

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Amanita flavorubens

Amanita flavorubens

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Hygrocybe

Hygrocybe

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Craterellus

Craterellus

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Sarcodon

Sarcodon

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Coltricia

Coltricia

Photo: Eva Skific · Creative Commons Wikipedia Compatible v3.0 · Mushroom Observer

Browse 3,000+ species →

Real data

Built on iNaturalist and Mushroom Observer

Photos from iNaturalist + Mushroom Observer. All under Creative Commons. We credit every contributor.

Your photos

Stored. Yours. Never sold.

All photos and observations you contribute are stored on our servers until you delete them. We don’t sell your data and we don’t train other companies’ models on it. Read the privacy details →

Our promise

We won’t tell you it’s safe to eat. Anything.

Other apps return a species name with one number next to it. We return the questions a mycologist would ask, a confidence score we mean, and the dangerous look-alikes you didn’t think to check. Read why →

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