Field observation journal
Record plants, insects, and field conditions with photos, habitat notes, and environmental readings — without automatic species identification.
BioScan is a field journal for naturalists, students, and outdoor observers. It helps you document what you see in the wild — not guess species names. Each entry can include a specimen photo, habitat context, height, temperature, humidity, and your own notes.
Core tools for structured field observation.
Save specimen photos with subject type, habitat, height, temperature, humidity, and personal notes in a structured timeline.
Browse guides for canopy, understory, meadow, wetland, and other biomes with scan tips and visit history.
Read step-by-step guidance on framing photos, measuring height, writing durable notes, and observing responsibly.
Screens from the BioScan iPhone app.
Effective date: September 7, 2026
BioScan is developed by Atlantistktov. This policy describes how information is handled when you use the app.
BioScan does not collect personal data. Observations, photos, notes, and environmental readings you create are stored locally on your device. The app does not require user accounts and does not include third-party advertising.
If you email us, we use your message only to respond to your request.
Contact: khilalibishov@atlantistktov.org
BioScan helps you document field observations with structured scans, habitat guides, condition signals, and protocol articles.
For help with the app, feedback, or bug reports, email khilalibishov@atlantistktov.org. We aim to reply within a few business days.
When writing in, include your iOS version and a short description of the issue or question.