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BioVeracityLook closer. Keep the story.

For the places people love

Every place needs
people who notice.

Let visitors discover the nature at your place. Keep their photographs, your memories and the changing seasons together.

Start privately. Invite your people. Publish when you’re ready.

A garden. A mill. A woodland café.
A place worth getting to know.

Water falling into a quiet pool surrounded by the lush woodland at Kilfane
A closer look

The wonder was
here all along.

Kilfane · Photograph by Bazil Cromer / RippleXn

Simple from the first photograph

Your place.
A story that keeps growing.

01

Make yourself at home

Name your place, choose a short web address and open your own private workshop.

02

Bring your people

Add photographs, name the plants you follow and invite someone to help look after the collection.

03

Open the story

Choose what visitors can see. Let them explore through a tile or a link, and send their own discoveries for your review.

Ferns lining a woodland stream at Kilfane
Photograph by Bazil Cromer / RippleXn · Date taken unknown

More than a photograph

The same fern.
Another season.
A little more noticed.

Give an individual plant a name. Add its next photograph. See the dates, the photographer and the details that would otherwise be forgotten.

Explore wildlife, flowers, water and woodland together, with a clear distinction between what someone noticed and what has been established.

Start your place’s collection

A workshop that belongs to you

Less admin.
More time for your place.

Your photographs, organised

Find them by subject, date, season or photographer. Download a copy whenever you need it.

A little help, on your terms

Give a colleague editing or viewing access. Remove it whenever you need to.

Room to change your mind

Keep contributions private, publish after review, or remove them from view. Restore a recently deleted photograph.

A clear record through time

Capture dates stay separate from upload dates. Unknown dates stay unknown. Corrections keep their history.

Begin with the place you know

What will people
notice at your place?

Create your place

Already part of BioVeracity? Open your workshop.