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An illustrated wildflower meadow, with a path winding under an old oak into distant hills

A pocket journal. A world to notice.

Wonder is
right outside.

Meet a tree. Learn its name.
Keep a little of the outside.

Start your field journal Or take a little look around

A little less autopilot

Turn “just a tree”
into an old friend.

You don’t need a mountain, a weekend away, or the right shoes. There’s something worth noticing on your way home.

A sample discovery
TOUCH GRASS / FIELD JOURNAL
Botanical study of rounded oak leaves and acorns
Quercus robur · Leaves, lobes & little clues

A name is just the beginning

Hello, English oak.

Get a suggested name and learn which details to look for. Compare the clues, explore possible matches, and let a little curiosity lead the way.

AI suggestions, with room for uncertainty.

Try your first discovery

For the things you’d usually walk past

A collection
of small wonders.

That lovely leaf. The tree outside your window. The path you always mean to take. Give them a place in your pocket.

  • Keep what catches your eye.

    Photos, little notes, and names to remember.

  • Go back. See what’s changed.

    Follow a tree through the seasons, visit by visit.

  • A little corner of your own.

    A private journal, with no audience to perform for.

Start your field journal

From the field notes

A few ways
to look closer.

Small ideas for your next wander.
Best read with a little fresh air.

Before you wander

A few
little answers.

Your next discovery is closer than you think

Shall we
take a walk?

Start your field journal

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