I thought I knew my neighborhood inside out — until I downloaded the app. I've already picked blackberries and found a loaded mango tree two blocks away I'd never noticed! It's like a real-life treasure hunt.
Collaborative mapping app for fruit trees in public spaces. Discover, register and harvest responsibly. Over 40,000 trees across 55 countries.





Available for iOS and Android.
Real-time geolocation with filters by season, species and distance.
Take a photo, mark it on the map, identify the species. Done — it's on the global map.
Know when each fruit comes into season in your region and get timely alerts.
Follow explorers in your city, like discoveries, earn badges for contributions.
Portuguese, English, Spanish, French, Mandarin and Arabic. The map speaks your language.
Database of fruit species with photos, descriptions and harvesting tips.
Fruit Map's strength is collaboration. The more people register, the better the map gets.
Open the map, let geolocation do the work and see all the fruit trees and public gardens near you — with photos, season and type.
Snap a photo, mark it on the map, identify the species (manually or with AI) and done. The community validates and the point joins the global base.
Learn the right season, leave some for others, log whether the tree is bearing fruit. Small gestures that become collective data.
Collaborative encyclopedia with scientific name, season, culinary, medicinal and nutritional uses. Over 300 species.
Fruit Map was born at the University of Brasília in 2015 and grew with universities, city halls and NGOs around the world.








I thought I knew my neighborhood inside out — until I downloaded the app. I've already picked blackberries and found a loaded mango tree two blocks away I'd never noticed! It's like a real-life treasure hunt.
For anyone who loves cooking with fresh ingredients, this app is a gem. I managed to harvest perfect fruits at just the right time to make jams and recipes at home — all nearby and completely free.
Fruit Map is so much more than a map — it's a network of people who care about the environment and fighting food waste. I love mapping the trees I find and seeing others enjoy them too.
Download the app, open the map and see what grows around you. Free forever.