Every mushroom you find, where it grew, and what it was.
Mycophile keeps your finds in one place: each one's photos, what it is and how sure you are, where and when it came up, what it looked like, and what became of it. It keeps your spots secret and your forays planned, and it helps you learn the mushrooms around you, the deadly ones first.
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🍄 Every find, recorded
The cap, underneath, the stem and its base, the spore print, the smell, what it grew on and under. Say how sure the identification is, and who checked it.
📖 The Mycopedia
About 650 species worldwide for members: what each looks like, when and where it grows, whether it's edible, poisonous, or deadly, and its dangerous look-alikes and how to tell them apart.
🗺️ Secret spots
Your patches' GPS, directions, and access notes are encrypted, and never on a gallery or in an email. See what each spot gives you, and in which months.
🥾 Forays and a calendar
Plan a foray with a packing list (basket, knife, wax-paper bags), add finds straight from it, and keep club forays, fairs, and ID clinics on your calendar.
✅ Checklists and labels
Choice edibles, the deadly ones to know on sight, a mushroom from every group, or your own list. Print fungarium labels with QR codes for dried vouchers.
🔐 Private, and yours
Share your finds with family or club friends, or make a gallery of your photos. Exact places and every photo and paper are encrypted. Import from iNaturalist or a spreadsheet.
Mycophile isn't legal advice about where you may pick: check each place's rules, and ask permission on private land.