A quality of life update to make navigating the app easier than ever. Mushroom species and findings are now linked, so you can navigate between them with a single tap. We also improved numerous little things under the hood. Happy hunting!

Time to learn more about mushrooms growing on trees! We are adding 5 more species to the app: - Polyporus arcularius - Polyporus badius - Polyporus brumalis - Polyporus ciliatus - Polyporus tuberaster Make sure to mark them on the map when you find them!

A BIG update for the BIG screen - Rostou! is coming to the iPad! Everything you know and love about the app, now in a larger format. Using the iPad is ideal for browsing your collection of findings, editing your friend’s findings, or reading up on mushrooms before venturing out into the forest. All of your data is synced between iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, so you can pick and choose when to use which device. We’re also adding multi-selection filters to the guide! This long-requested feature allows you to select multiple colours, habitats, or months of growth in search of the right species. Finally, we squashed a couple of bugs that appeared when running the app on iOS 17. If you are running the latest operating system, you can display the map as a satellite, to get a better idea of where you found mushrooms in the past. We hope you’re enjoying the autumn mushroom picking season - we can’t wait for wood blewits to appear!

Get ready for upcoming OS releases! This update ensures that everything will continue running smoothly. You can look forward to minor visual improvements, especially on your Apple Watch. We also added 4 more species to the app: - Chalciporus piperatus - Ganoderma lucidum - Neolentinus lepideus - Auricularia mesenterica The mushroom hunting season is in full swing. May you find mushrooms of at least 5 different colours!

This update brings 4 more species to the app: Infundibulicybe geotropa, Leucopaxillus giganteus, Infundibulicybe gibba and Phaeolus schweinitzii. Check them out, and don’t forget to share with your friends and family if you find them!

This update brings 4 new species into the guide: Agaricus benesii, Agaricus phaeolepidotus, Lactarius turpis and Mycena rosea.  We hope you have a wonderful summer season!

We added 4 new species to the app: Lepista flaccida, Gomphidius roseus, Porphyrellus porphyrosporus and Rhodocybe gemina. We also made small improvements under the hood to ensure everything works smoothly, and refreshed screenshots on the App Store. The boletes are starting to appear, so get out there!

You can now have a shared collection of mushroom findings between your friends and family! Each finding can be added to a shared album, accessible to multiple iCloud users. This allows you to identify sighted mushrooms together, brag to friends about what you found, or build a map of findings you can all use! Shared albums are synced over iCloud and users can add, change or delete findings from them. The changes will be reflected on your device, and that includes the Apple Watch! And if you don’t want to share the location of that secret morel spot (we understand), you can keep it in your private collection. Apart from sharing, we also added 4 new species: Hygrophorus eburneus, Hygrophorus hypothejus, Hygrophorus lucorum and Hygrophorus penarius. Finally, we made lots of improvements behind the curtain, fixing numerous bugs. This is a big update that gets Rostou! ready for the mushroom hunting season. We hope you are all enjoying spring ascomycetes and wish you happy foraging!

There’s never enough mushroom species in the guide, so here are 4 more! The previous update also contained 3 bugs. That’s ok. Did you know some countries allow the sale of mushrooms if they have less than 3 worm holes in them? Anyway, we found the bugs and squashed them. - Added new species: Tricholoma terreum, Pluteus salicinus, Echinoderma asperum, Hemileccinum depilatum - Fixed incorrect size of the compass dial on devices running iOS15 - Fixed distance from finding not refreshing when the finding location was edited - Fixed images in mushroom detail not resetting when another mushroom is opened - Under the hood changes to make the app more efficient - Updated screenshots on the App Store

A nice new update! Many of us are waiting for the first spring mushrooms - the season is about to begin! In the meantime, we've prepared an app update that brings a number of improvements: - The finding screen now shows your distance to the finding along with an arrow showing which way to go. This works on both iPhone and Apple Watch. So when in the woods, you can just turn towards the right location and follow your nose :-) - Widgets! You can now launch the app directly from your iPhone lock screen or Apple Watch face. - We added 4 new species, this time focusing on lookalikes: Paxillus rubicundulus, Cantharellus pallens, Chlorophyllum olivieri, Leucoagaricus leucothites. - We shook off small bugs and one slug from the code We wish you a full basket of morels!

Fixed a small bug on iPhone 14 Pro Max, subscribing to Rostou! PRO should now be possible again.

Winter is coming, which certainly shouldn't deter anyone from mushroom foraging! You might be surprised how many delicious mushrooms can be found even in December. To balance out the gloomy weather a bit, we're adding some beautifully coloured autumn and winter species to the app. Additional gorgeous photos have also been added to the existing species. - Added new species: Aleuria aurantia, Chondrostereum purpureum, Chlorociboria aeruginascens, Postia caesia, Sarcoscypha austriaca - Added new photos - Added new fun facts - Minor improvements

Technical update: This update fixes several bugs and improves user experience. Happy mushroom hunting!

Autumn is upon us, and the mushroom hunting season is in full swing! However, some species growing right now are deadly toxic and must be avoided. That’s why we’re adding 6 new poisonous species to the app: - Tricholoma sejunctum - Tricholoma sulphureum - Tricholoma equestre - Clitocybe phyllophila - Inocybe erubescens - Entoloma vernum We also squashed a few pesky bugs, to make the app better than ever. Give it a go, and happy foraging!

Summer time is bolete time! In celebration of currently growing boletes, we added four new species, as well as some interesting fun facts. Keep foraging! - Added new species: Leccinum duriusculum, Leccinum pseudoscabrum, Xerocomus ferrugineus, Hemileccinum impolitum - Added new interesting fun facts - Bugfixes

Rostou! is now available on Apple Watch, so you can identify mushrooms from your wrist! Your data will seamlessly sync between your devices over iCloud, so you can add findings using your Apple Watch and later view all findings on your iPhone. A single Rostou! PRO subscription is valid for both platforms. Other improvements: - Findings are now fully editable. Change the location, species, or even add a picture. - Under the hood improvements

Small visual bug fixes