Nature-based Mobile Apps

To promote nature appreciation among people, we have developed five mobile apps which are freely available on Android Play Store and they are offline apps.

This is a cellphone nature tour mobile app developed for Karnala Bird Sanctuary, Panvel. This includes three nature trails which are GPS tracked and point of interests are geotagged. There are 20 such points for each trail. Each point information is available in audio and text form on the app. 

Funding Agency:  DCB Bank.

Project Duration: Mar 2021- May 2021

This is a cellphone nature tour mobile app developed for Sanjay Gandhi National Park, Mumbai. This includes three nature trails which are GPS tracked and point of interests are geotagged. There are 20 such points for each trail. Each point information is available in audio and text form on the app. 

Funding Agency:  MMR-Environment Improvement Society.

Project Duration: Jun 2015- Apr 2016

These are set of three mobile apps which were primarily developed for schools and citizen scientists. Each app includes 50 common species found in urban areas. Anyone could identify their local birds, butterflies and trees with help of these apps. 

Funding agency: U.S. State Department.

Project Duration: July 2014- June 2015

 We’re excited to introduce the updated version of our "iTrees" app! Explore 50 common urban tree species, learn how to identify them, and discover information about their flowering and fruiting seasons.