Shroomify - Mushroom ID USA Hack 1.3.6 + Redeem Codes

This is not a “point, shoot, and here’s your answer” app. I’m delighted to have found Shroomify. The devil is in the details as with many things. In this case, misidentification that can lay you low. Shroomify requires careful examination of physical dimensions, features of the stem, to characteristics of the underside of the cap!

Knowing this, along with other distinguishing traits, not only helps with the name of the one in question but teaches the user to be observant when identifying the next mushroom. Clear indications of ones considered edible/desirable versus the ones that are poisonous, even deadly, sets a proper tone.

Because of slight variations between the good, the bad, and the ugly, Shroomify stresses getting final confirmation from an expert before loading up your spaghetti sauce with a killer!

This is the best app ever since the apps that you scan require an iOS update or 13, Whatever old phones can’t do that and can’t have those apps so you can’t identify mushrooms this one you can! And you can even learn more in this app than those other ones and completely ad-free and even if you don’t have the premium you can still learn so much! I love this app when I got it this is my favorite app! Please download this app you will not regret it!🍄Stay healthy and don’t eat poison mushrooms!🍄 :) (and creater, don’t let anyone make you feel bad,i know how that feels and it does not feel good so be nice and stay healthy thank you for making this app. :)🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄

I can tell this one is by genuine people and it doesn’t try and clobber you with expensive subscriptions. It didn’t get my Boletus perfectly but it was close enough to help me narrow it down. I like the multiple options and the fact it said edible or not edible.

I appreciated knowing the Devils Boletus isn’t in my area. I used to mushroom hunt in Czechia as a child and the same ones grow here in NJ so I want to eat them again. Never eat anything if you aren’t sure especially if it has gills. Keep activated charcoal in the house for any mistakes or food poisoning as it can save lives.

I also think picture ID is hard - as mushrooms are identified by characteristics best. That’s why I liked that this asked a number of questions about each fungi. Doing it just by pictures could be dangerous so I used this along with a common ID app.

I LOVED that it has which ones are available in which month and location which the Chinese subscription apps won’t have as they weren’t created by people with experience.

Would also love if they did a state by state most common but I know that’s a lot of work.

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I’ve carried a lot of physical mushroom books/pamphlets with me when exploring, but now most often default to this app on my phone. It’s super easy to use and has so much information that’s easily accessed at one time! I love that you can filter it by your region as well, and it also provides info about common lookalikes. Depending on the type of mushroom, the articles written in this app have even more detail and factoids than books I’ve used in the past, as well as other mushroom ID apps! I do wish it had a feature for photo identification, but I can just pair it with a different app or past experience for that.

I love this app especially the common mushroom of the mouth section. I know very little about mushrooms but love to walk the trails in PNW frequently. I don’t pick any mushrooms (not brave enough) but I love to check the app after I walked to see what common mushrooms I can actually remembered. Recently, I found myself on my walk saying “I remember that one from
My mushroom app!” Love this app and share it with anyone I know who is interested in mushrooms. Thank you for creating it and creating it well/simple.
-Forever a newbie in the mushroom 🍄 world

I like the fact that there are links to references. I like the presence of multiple photos. The app located your area and gives you an immediate listing of mushrooms to be most often encountered in your area for the particular month you are in. Decent identification guide with similar species listed. Links for these similars with photos should readily available.
I always type in Amanita thiersii for specific identification on these apps and when nothing comes up that is a huge red flag for me and should be for others interested in foraging. The parasol will inevitably be investigated by users of any mushroom identification app and all look alike should be thoroughly outlined and referenced.
I hope my four dollar donation will help in the correction of this obvious issue.

This app is a great addition to any foragers resource list. It differs from others that snap a pic and take a guess. This one will tell you identifying details, links to other expert sites and categorizes the fungi into edible/toxic as well as peak times for locations and season for most harvest. When foraging for edible mushrooms it’s important to cross reference your sites and this is in my top 3 for in the woods info! Oh.. the opening sketch is also beautiful

Overall, I like the app because I live where mushrooms are common. But, it'd be nice if the app had a free camera identification. The app is well-made, accurate, and has helped me identify mushrooms. Even helped me identify turkey tail, but one more problem. I’ve found some orange mushrooms (all the same) and the app doesn't seem to know what it is. But really, this is a good indentifier.

Not worth paying for the $4 upgrade. It only adds a few pics that are barely any more helpful than the free amount. I’d like to be able to zoom, I’d like more pics, and I’d like to search by region. There needs to be a way to look at a region map that the community can update so users can share common locations of discovered shrooms (this could be a paid feature)

This app doesn't require in-app purchases like most other identification apps. I recently joined a foraging group and was having trouble identifying mushrooms or keeping up with the lingo, but this app has helped me and educated me so much! The app is organized and efficient, I believe even the smallest of children would understand how to navigate the system.