Press kit
Everything you need to write about Huck: screenshots, marks, a fact sheet and boilerplate you can paste. Free to use in editorial coverage, no need to ask. If you want something that is not here, email hello@huck-app.com and I will make it.
Fact sheet
- Platform
- iPhone, iOS 17.0 or later
- Released
- 16 June 2026
- Price
- Free to download. Three identifications a day at no cost, Huck Premium for unlimited.
- Category
- Education
- Species
- 8,600+ in the field guide
- Illustrations
- 2,600+ original hand-drawn plates
- Developer
- Stephen Peck, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
Boilerplate
Written to be pasted as is. Both are accurate as of the date above.
Huck is an iPhone field guide that identifies any wild plant or animal from a photo and maps what naturalists are spotting near you, illustrated by hand.
Huck is a wildlife field guide for iPhone. Point it at any plant, bird, fish, insect, reptile or mammal and it names the species in seconds, then adds it to a collection you build as you go. A live map shows recent research-grade sightings nearby, so you can find things on purpose rather than by luck. All 8,600+ species are illustrated by hand in a vintage field-guide style. Free to download, with a premium tier for unlimited identifications.
Screenshots
Unframed captures at full device resolution, 1320 by 2868. Click any one to open the full-size file. Crop or drop them into device frames as you like.
Recent research-grade sightings, illustrated rather than pinned.
Hand-drawn plate, habitat, diet and classification.
Browse by group, all illustrated in one style.
Everything you have identified, kept as a personal guide.
Camera, photo library, or browse the guide by hand.
Rarity is scored, so uncommon finds are worth more.
Logo and app icon
Using these
Use any of it in editorial coverage of Huck without asking. Screenshots can be cropped or framed. Please do not stretch or recolour the logo or icon, and please do not use them in a way that implies a partnership or endorsement that does not exist.
Species illustrations shown inside the app are original artwork owned by Huck. Sightings data on the map comes from iNaturalist contributors under Creative Commons licences and carries its own attribution in the app.
Contact
Stephen Peck, who builds Huck. hello@huck-app.com. Happy to answer questions, get you a build, or put together a specific screenshot or short clip for a story.