Point it at a plant, an insect, the night sky, a birdsong or the air around you. DuoCorder tells you what it is, how sure it is, and exactly where every number came from.
Closed, it is a quick-draw scanner. Open, the sensor and the analysis sit side by side. Fold it halfway and it stands on its own, like a piece of lab equipment on the trail.





Hold it like a field notebook. Weather lands on the left page, the live noise meter on the right, each panel sitting on its own side of the fold.


Scan plants, insects, animals, rocks and everyday objects with the camera. You get a name, a confidence score and the matches it might also be, plus size, habitat and your own field notes.



Constellations, planets, the Moon and satellites, including ISS passes. Lock a target to see its magnitude, altitude, azimuth, rise and set times and distance.
A live spectrogram of what’s singing nearby, a “heard nearby” list with confidence, and past sessions saved for later. Human voices are filtered out and never saved.

Temperature, humidity, wind, UV and the next twelve hours at a glance. The noise meter keeps a running log in dBA and says plainly that it is an estimate, not a certified sound level meter.

Each reading carries a small tag, so you always know whether you are looking at your hardware, a calculation, a model’s estimate or a data service. Low-confidence results say “possible match”.
A map of every discovery, a searchable archive, a live sensor dashboard and expeditions that track what you find over time.




Specimens, sessions and photos live on your iPhone. Nothing leaves unless you export it or ask for a cloud ID.
Microphone audio is processed on device and windows containing human speech are discarded.
On-device only, or cloud identification. Images are sent only at the moment you scan.
Export everything or delete everything from Settings, any time.
Designed first for iPhone Duo, and at home on every iPhone and iPad.