Shark Tooth Scout
Find the tooth. Read the clues. Know the shark.
- Beach hunting tutorials
- Vision-assisted tooth outline isolation
- Seven explainable morphology signals
- 37 comparative reference profiles
A Professional Shark Tooth Field Guide
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Turn a beach find into an evidence-backed field record.
Learn how to read the beach, plan a practical low-tide hunt, photograph a tooth, and compare its visible traits across modern and fossil shark profiles.
Scout combines on-device Vision outline isolation with seven explainable morphology signals. Results are comparative field assessments—not image-model probabilities or formal taxonomic determinations.
Release updates and support
Built for the hunt, the identification, and the record.
Hunt smarter at the beach
Step-by-step tutorials cover productive beach features, tide timing, shell-line scanning, sifting technique, field safety, and responsible collecting.
Plan with official NOAA tides
Use an optional one-time location request to match a nearby NOAA CO-OPS prediction station and review upcoming highs, lows, and a practical hunting window.
Analyze photos on your iPhone
Scout isolates the tooth from its background, checks the visual signal, estimates crown geometry, and keeps the selected photo on the device.
Reason across seven field clues
Compare crown form, edge pattern, size, root shape, cusplets, curvature, and surface appearance with clear support and conflict notes.
Explore 37 comparative profiles
Browse modern and fossil sharks with common and scientific names, geologic periods, diagnostic clues, expert notes, and taxonomy cautions.
Build a protected field log
Save the photo, date, measurement, beach, optional coordinates, notes, identification status, and favorites in device-protected local storage.
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Professional guidance without false certainty
- Photos are analyzed locally and are not uploaded to Goodale Studios.
- Each match explains which visible traits support or conflict with the comparison.
- Difficult groups are reported conservatively when isolated teeth do not support a defensible species-level identification.
- Saved tide forecasts remain available when NOAA cannot be reached.
The Scout Field Kit
Bright field intelligence, shaped by sea and sand
Deep Atlantic blues, aqua survey marks, warm fossil tones, crisp field cards, and the signature compass-and-tooth artwork give Scout the clarity of a professional field instrument without losing the excitement of discovery.
Reference Profiles
37
NOAA Stations
3,499
ID Signals
7
Shark Tooth Scout is coming soon
Shark Tooth Scout is preparing for App Store release. The download link will appear here as soon as Apple makes it available.
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