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🐞 Insects · spiders · ticks

What bug is this?

Snap a photo and Insect Identifier AI names the creature in seconds, shows whether it bites or stings and what to do. Every find lands in your collection, and Milo, your AI entomologist, answers the rest.

Insect Identifier AI home: camera and gallery buttons, recent finds and Ask Milo
A tick identified as a hard tick with a venomous, handle-with-care safety card

Your pocket entomologist

From the ladybird on your roses to the spider in the bath — know who it is and whether to worry.

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Identify from a photo

Insects, spiders, ticks and other creepy-crawlies: common and Latin name, how confident the AI is and how to tell look-alikes apart.

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Does it bite or sting?

A clear safety level for every find, with what to do after a bite or sting and when to see a doctor.

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Friend or pest?

See whether it helps your garden or harms your home, with safe, practical tips to get rid of pests.

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Your collection

Every find is saved with order, size, habitat, diet, active season and a fun fact. Filter by group, add favorites and notes.

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Ask Milo

A friendly AI entomologist for follow-up questions: fruit flies in the kitchen, removing a tick, insects that help your garden.

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11 languages

English, Polski, Deutsch, Español, Français, Italiano, Українська, العربية, हिन्दी, 日本語 and 中文 — plus light and dark theme.

Four safety levels

Each identified creature gets one of them, with a short note on what it means for you.

HarmlessNo bite or sting worth worrying about — like ladybirds and most butterflies.
Mild bite or stingPainful but usually harmless, unless you are allergic — like honey bees and wasps.
VenomousHandle with care; watch for symptoms — like ticks that can carry disease.
Potentially dangerousKeep your distance and seek medical help after a bite — like widow spiders.

See it in action

Real answers from the app on real photos.

A monarch butterfly identified as Danaus plexippus, harmless to people
Answers in secondsName, danger level and facts from one photo.
Collection with 9 finds, 9 species and 6 of 10 groups discovered
Build your collectionHow many of the 10 groups can you discover?
Milo explains how to get rid of fruit flies in the kitchen
Ask MiloYour AI entomologist, any time.
The collection in dark theme
Light and darkComfortable day and night.

10 groups to discover

The collection sorts your finds into groups and shows how many you have found.

🪲 Beetles🦋 Butterflies & moths🐝 Bees, wasps & ants🪰 Flies & mosquitoes🛡️ True bugs🦗 Grasshoppers & crickets🐉 Dragonflies🕷️ Spiders🦠 Ticks & mites🦂 Scorpions

Questions

How do I identify an insect?

Tap Camera or Gallery and photograph one creature in good light, keeping a safe distance. The AI gives its common and Latin name, how confident it is, the safety level, whether it is beneficial or a pest and a few facts.

Does it tell me if a spider or insect is dangerous?

Yes. Every find gets a level — harmless, mild, venomous or potentially dangerous — with what to do after a bite or sting. If you have trouble breathing, swelling of the face or throat, spreading redness or fever, seek medical help right away.

Is it free?

Yes. You get free credits every day and can earn more with an optional short ad. Insect Identifier Pro gives unlimited scans and chats with no ads. The subscription renews automatically until you cancel; trial terms and prices are shown before you buy, and you can cancel anytime in Google Play › Payments & subscriptions › Subscriptions.

Where are my photos stored?

Your history and photos stay on your phone. A photo is sent only to get an answer from the AI.

Can the AI be wrong?

Yes — a photo is not always enough. The app shows how confident it is and how to tell look-alikes apart. Never handle a creature you are not sure about. The app does not replace a doctor or a pest-control professional.

Next time something crawls by…

Download Insect Identifier AI for Android and meet Milo.

Get it on Google Play

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