Yori turns every walk into a wildlife adventure — spot an animal, capture a photo, pin it on the map, and see what fellow spotters found near you.
Download on theApp StoreNo forms, no friction. If you can take a photo, you can add a sighting.
A peacock on your morning walk. A mongoose crossing the street. An owl calling at night. Don't just walk past.
Snap a photo right there, or pick one from your library — the moment stays with the sighting.
Drop the pin exactly where you saw it. Your sighting joins the community map instantly.
The add-sighting flow is built for the moment. Because the moment doesn't wait.
Every sighting lives on the map. Browse the feed by distance, and search by species, category or time.
A taste of what shows up on Yori every day.
Yori is a community of spotters, not disturbers. We ask everyone to follow a few simple rules:
Yes — posting sightings and exploring the map are completely free.
Sightings are public by design — the location you pin on a sighting is visible to all users, along with the photo and your nickname. Your live/current location is never shared. Tip: don't post sightings from places you want to keep private, like your home.
With just your email — we send a one-time code (OTP), no passwords to remember.
Right inside the app: Settings → Delete Account. It permanently removes your account, sightings and photos.
Anything you spot — birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, insects, even pets (great for reuniting lost ones with their humans).