FIELD LOG STUDIO

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Catalog the cosmos.

A purpose-built platform for astrophotographers who take the craft seriously. Deep sky catalogs, lunar atlases, and Messier tracking — all in one place.

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FIELD LOG STUDIO

A modern cataloging system
for the serious collector.

We build purpose-built, standalone platforms for every field — from the deep sky to the deep sea. One standard. No clutter. Your life's work, organized.

Each site is purpose-built for its audience while contributing to a shared social catalog. An astrophotographer should not have to navigate birding tools, and a birder should not be distracted by ocean species catalogs.

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THE FIELD

One shared catalog.
Every discipline.

When you subscribe to any FieldLog site, you gain access to The Field — a curated, high-quality social catalog. No ads, no algorithm games — just real data and real images from people who take the field seriously.

Public images and logs from every standalone site appear in The Field, creating a shared layer for discovery, conversation, and connection across the entire network.

Follow experts

See work from specialists across every field

Comment & discuss

Engage with observations and discoveries

Cross-field discovery

Find connections between disciplines

High-quality feed

No ads, no noise — just real field data

AI IDENTIFIED
“Cumulonimbus”
Cloud Atlas · 94% confidence
ADD TO COLLECTION

AI-POWERED

Snap it. We'll identify it.

Not sure what you photographed? Upload your image and our AI will identify it for you — whether it's a cloud formation, a bird species, or a marine organism. One tap to add it to your collection.

Every catalog in the network is backed by AI image recognition trained to match your specific field. The system gets smarter as the community grows.

Upload any field photo

Instant species or object identification

One-tap to add to your catalog

Works across every FieldLog site

THE NETWORK

All FieldLog sites use .earth domains. Focused enough to feel native to each hobby, consistent enough to feel familiar across every site.

LIVE

ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY

Sky Log

Catalog the cosmos.

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BIRDING

Bird Log

Every sighting, organized.

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COMING SOON

MARINE PHOTOGRAPHY

Sea Log

Log the depths.

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ENTOMOLOGY

Bug Log

Document every species.

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GEOLOGY

Rock Log

Catalog the earth beneath you.

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DENDROLOGY

Tree Log

Map every canopy.

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BOTANY

Plant Log

Catalog flora in the field.

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MYCOLOGY

Fungus Log

Track every find.

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ONE ACCOUNT

Niche focus.
Shared community.

A single Field Log account gives you access to every site in the network. Learn one, master them all — our interface stays consistent across every field, making it easy to expand your collections as your interests grow.

Standalone sites

Each field has its own dedicated home — no distractions, just the tools for your craft

Consistent UI

Modern interface that stays familiar across every site in the network

Per-site subscriptions

Subscribe only to the disciplines you practice

Cross-site challenges

Multi-discipline observation goals across the network

FROM THE FOUNDER

I've spent 15 years in the field — under the stars, underwater, and out in nature. My collections should be massive, but I never had a system that made the process satisfying or the progress visible. I built FieldLog Studio to be the tool I wish I had a decade ago: a clean, professional home for the work we do in the field.

One system, many worlds.