Kids Art Organizer App – Scan, Save & Share Artwork
Photograph what you find. Biotadex names it, reads you the facts, and turns your walks into a real-world nature collection with sanctuaries, postcards, crates and a sticker album that trades.
Stage
Startup
Startup
Founded
Not given
2026
Based in
Not given
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Not given
Free: 10 identification scans per week, access to field guide, map, validating, trading, gifting, postcards and challenges, 3-5 crates per day. Pro: $39.99 per year for unlimited scans, 10 slots in every crate, more crates opened daily, sanctuaries, and very rare species shown on map.
Key features
Auto-crop and color enhancement for artwork scanning
Organize artwork by child and date
Private web gallery sharing with family
Export high-resolution images for printing
Offline scanning and organization
3D craft documentation from multiple angles
Multiple child profiles
No ads and privacy-first design
AI-powered species identification from photos
Personal field guide with photos, location and time for each species
Audio descriptions of species and nearby bird and frog calls
Rarity scoring system with points multiplied by species rarity
Time-limited moments triggered by natural events with multiplied point rewards
Community validation system where collectors confirm uncertain identifications
Collectible stickers with fixed print runs to trade with friends
Sanctuaries: claim real parks by documenting species that live there
Postcards from specific viewpoints to send to friends
Crates at real landmarks containing stickers and point caches
What makes it different
Automatic scanning technology that removes glare and enhances colors
Free and unlimited for core features
Secure sharing without requiring app download
Complete privacy control with local device storage
Steep rarity scoring rewards looking harder over scanning more
Real-world gameplay tied to natural events, weather and tides
Bilingual audio in English and Spanish with species-specific voices
Privacy-first design with location snapping to roughly one square kilometre
Built by a single founder using AI as main development partner