Biome Creature Collection App
Citizen-Participatory Biological Data Collection and Utilization for Corporate and Municipal Initiatives
Key Features
AI-Powered Species Identification
Our proprietary AI automatically suggests species candidates for submitted biological photos based on location and season. This system, combined with user-selected species identification and an SNS function for expert consultation, ensures both the accuracy of citizen-participatory monitoring and the reliability of data by preventing misidentification.
Original Biological Survey Event: 'Creature Quests'
This in-app event function can be freely designed by companies and municipalities.
Survey targets can be set according to season and region. It can be utilized for corporate community co-creation biodiversity initiatives, fostering employee environmental awareness, and municipal biological surveys.
Use Cases:
・ESG initiatives and non-financial information disclosure involving employees and their families
・Nature coexistence activities and environmental education in collaboration with local residents
・Building foundational data and biodiversity platforms for local government biodiversity strategies
Numerous Other Features Making 'Creature Discovery' a New Form of Entertainment
In addition to ‘Creature Quests,’ Biome offers many other enjoyable features.
・SNS Function: Japan’s largest community for creature enthusiasts, ‘Creature SNS’
・Level Function: Points are added based on the number of posts and identified species
・Map Function: The ‘Creature Map’ feature allows users to see creatures in their current vicinity
・Encyclopedia Function: A user-participatory ‘Everyone’s Encyclopedia’ featuring all Japanese species
These features promote active participation and continuous engagement, supporting corporate and municipal initiatives.
* For safety reasons, lichens and fungi are not included in the creature encyclopedia.
* From a conservation perspective, locations of rare species are not publicly displayed on the map.
* While shooting locations are displayed down to the city/ward level, they can be set to private.