WildMap Tracker

About this app

WildMap is a real-time wildlife discovery and tracking app built for people who actually go outside looking for animals. Scan any location, your current spot or anywhere on the globe, and instantly see recent wildlife sightings pulled from iNaturalist, eBird, and other observation networks. Filter by species group, date range, or radius. Every pin on the map is a real, verified sighting from the wildlife community. FIND WILDLIFE BEFORE YOU GO Planning a trip to a national park? Heading out for a birding morning? WildMap shows you what's been spotted nearby and when. BUILD YOUR BUCKET LIST Browse a curated Field Guide species ranked by rarity: Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Legendary. Add the ones you want to find to your personal Bucket List and track them down one by one. LOG WHAT YOU'VE SEEN Mark species as Seen, pin the exact GPS location of your sighting, and upload your own photo. Your sightings live on your profile, a personal record of every wildlife encounter you've had. BUILT ON REAL DATA The sighting data powering WildMap comes from the iNaturalist and eBird and more communities. Millions of observations from serious naturalists around the world, surfaced in an interface built for finding wildlife on the go. WildMap is made by a wildlife photographer and overlander who got tired of hunting through slow UIs to figure out what was around. It's built for the people who show up at dawn, binoculars ready. Access is free! Go discover some new animals See terms: https://www.thewildmap.org/terms

Smarter notifications — see why we're asking before we ask, and easily control what you get alerted about. More reliable scans — fixed an issue where a successful scan could occasionally show as failed. Your results now load faster and more consistently. Better species matching for nearby wildlife alerts. Thanks for using WildTracker — keep those sightings coming!

Momentum comes from crawler snapshots for the tracked storefront. “Viral growth signal” means unusually fast recent rating gains; it is an indicator, not download data.

1. First observed Sep 4, 2026 · 12:58 AM Free