iMineralogist: Rock Map

Explore rocks, minerals, fossils, and geology — then share what you find with a community that helps you learn. iMineralogist is a field map for rockhounds, mineral collectors, geology students, and curious explorers. Browse layers of geological data, record observations in the field, and grow your knowledge alongside others. Explore field layers in one map: - Geology layers - Fossil sites - Rockhounding check-ins - UNESCO Global Geoparks - Community observations Browse layers around you or anywhere on the map, and switch between satellite, terrain, and street basemaps. See what others have found nearby, understand the geological context, and learn what makes each area interesting. When you find something, create an observation with photos, GPS location, notes, and field tests such as hardness, streak, acid reaction, magnetism, and UV fluorescence. AI-assisted suggestions help you start an identification, and the community can help confirm, correct, or discuss your find. With iMineralogist you can: - Explore geological context anywhere on the map - Switch between satellite, terrain, and street basemaps - Record field observations with photos and location - Add practical field-test evidence - Get AI-assisted identification suggestions - Look up any mineral, rock, or fossil on its own reference card - Help other users identify rocks, minerals, and fossils - Discuss finds with comments, replies, mentions, emoji reactions, and likes - Share discoveries and build community knowledge - Read field guides and project news on the built-in blog iMineralogist is built for field discovery. It keeps the place, photos, tests, and identification history together so every find has useful context — for you and for the community. Always respect private property, protected areas, local laws, and collecting rules. Map data and AI suggestions are for exploration and learning, not guarantees of access, safety, or exact identification.