Jesse Feral Foraging
TeamCommented on Beginners TabI completely agree! We’re working on additional filters as well, so this is one we’ll have at the launch of the timing filters feature.Commented on Roadmap upgrade.Just completed, these are broken up into two separate areas and we updated the UX so that their is now an in-app experience for submitting new feedback posts and upvoting existing ones!Commented on Bug: Can't see what you are typing when making a postWe just did a complete overhaul of our feedback and review system, so this issue is now fixed!Created Browser ApplicationCommented on Accessing plant profiles from your journal entries.Agreed! Good suggestion.Commented on Roadmap upgrade.I completely agree. We’ll work on getting this implemented!Commented on Linux?Hey! We have a browser application version of our app in our internal roadmap, I think we’d be releasing it sometime in the first half of next year!Commented on Redbud Non-Native to CanadaHey, thanks for this review! We’d note that the native status of a plant within a region is something difficult to pin down and is not exactly black and white in many cases, but rather, in flux, especially with changing climate conditions. From what we can see, Southern Ontario i…Commented on MilkcapsGot it! We are working on a couple Lactifluus species right now. Just published L. hygrophoroides, but also working on L. corrugis and L. volemus.Commented on Wood SorrelWe had to go through a LOT of species to get this one added, but it is now complete! The genus (Oxalis) has all the main info, and the individual species have their specific photos and any other info pertaining only to them.Commented on Wild GrapeThis was a tough one because it led us to make profiles for all the most abundant species of wild grape (Vitis), of which there are many! But we have them all done! The genus-level info (which is what you’ll be taken to from the calendar page) has all the main foraging and lookal…Commented on Cacti and yuccasThere are a lot of species to cover for both Yucca and Prickly Pear (Opuntia), we’re working on them now!Commented on App FreezesThe freezing part should be fixed now!Commented on Adding two species of wild grainsOn it, working on these soon!Commented on App FreezesLooking into the freezing issue right now! I’m not finding any foraging uses for that species. Can you point me to where I can find more info about that?Commented on Medicinal Use?Hey, we have this today! For wild herbs or plants with medicinal uses, we cover these in the “Parts Used” section. We can’t go into too much detail for legal reasons, but we do try to cover well-known historical uses.Commented on Day Lillies Please!Just completed this one!Commented on ThistleThis one took a LOT of work because there are so many species to account for. We’ve just completed the ‘true’ thistles (Cirsium) as well as the plumeless/musk/nodding thistles (Carduus). We’ll continue to work on adding a few of the non-standard thistles like Silybum (Milk Thistl…Commented on Will you please add burdock (Arctium minus)?Done!Commented on Is it possible to sort your finds by name or type?Ah, my mistake! I understand now. And when you say sort alphabetically, I am guessing you mean to sort alphabetically by species name of your entries? Let me know.Commented on Is it possible to sort your finds by name or type?Right at the bottom of that screenshot in the species search bar for species filtering!Commented on Medicinal plantsHey! So we’ve gotten many of these added in now: All the main species of Crataegus (Hawthorn) Motherwort Blue violet (most common species, more on the way!) As I mentioned in my comment earlier, Calendula is one that we would be leaving out for now as it is not commonly found in…Commented on Is it possible to sort your finds by name or type?Hey! In the top right corner, you’ll see a button with an up and down arrow. If you click it, this will bring up the filter options. With it, you have access to several filter options, but the main one, which is what I think you’d be looking for, would be the filter by ‘Species’…Commented on Wild lettuce please 🙏Hey, we’ve added the most common species in North America now. Please let me know if there are any other specific species you want added next. We’re working on getting them all in.Commented on A way to view all species, everywhere?Yes, those should be showing all the species that we have a guide page for. If one is missing that you are looking for, you can use this same feedback tool to request them!Commented on A way to view all species, everywhere?Hey! You can always use the search tool at the top right, which will show you all species suggestions regardless of your location. If you don’t type anything, it will show you all the species with the ones in your range first and then out of your range after. They will be in alph…Commented on Ribwort Plantain, please!You’re right! Initially we treated some forageables as ‘groups’ that can be used similarly, but now we break things out to individual species more. I’ll get our team working on this species of plantain now!Commented on Incorporating falling fruitI agree! I’ve been meaning to get in contact with them about collaborating on data together.Commented on No trees?? Can't find Albizia julibrissin, more commonly mimosa tree. Also cant find any of the locations I forage over in the foot hills of the Appalachian mountains.Hey, I’m closing this one for now. We have Albizia added. Let me know if there is anything else we can do!Commented on Species request: Wild mintWe ended up doing Mentha canadensis as it is the most common wild Mentha species in North America.