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Version 1.8 · 2026-08-11
Improved result accuracy and bug fixes.
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The store currently lists version 1.8, updated 2026-08-11.








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Every plant you pass could be your next great find. ForageID turns every walk into a foraging expedition — scan, identify, log, and discover the wild edibles growing in your area right now.
Before you head out, see the 20 most commonly found wild plants in your specific area. Know what to look for before you leave the house. Foraging with a plan beats wandering with a hope.
Everything in the wild has a season. ForageID tells you exactly when to find each species, when it's at its peak, and how long your window is. Never arrive too early or too late again.
Found a blackberry thicket? A patch of wild garlic? Save the exact spot and return season after season. Your personal foraging map builds itself every time you go out.
Log every find with notes, photos, and dates. Build a personal record of your finds over time.…
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Improved result accuracy and bug fixes.
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