A LITTLE CLARITY. A HEALTHIER AQUARIUM.

Scan anything
in your aquarium.

That mystery fish. Your planted tank. Something that looks different today. Start with a photo, and keep the details together.

Explore the app ↗Read the field notes

In development for iOS & Android

Aqua AI mascot: orange fish with a glowing robotic tail — ONE SCAN. YOUR WHOLE UNDERWATER WORLD.

Whole aquariumFish identificationAquarium plantsWater testsVisible changes

FROM A PHOTO TO A CLEARER PICTURE

Less guessing. More getting to know your tank.

What is Aqua AI?

Aqua AI is an aquarium app in development for iOS and Android. Its universal photo scan brings aquarium profiles, suggested fish and plant identification, and experimental water-test records into one workflow. It is not yet available for public download.

Aquarium profiles: Editable details for a tank, its livestock, plants and equipment.
Individual scans: Suggested identification and editable observations for fish, plants and other aquatic life. Visible health concerns are hypotheses, not diagnoses.
Water-test preview: Experimental readings from prepared strips or reagent tests with the matching legible reference chart in the same photo. Results can be corrected and linked to an aquarium; real-world reading accuracy has not been validated across kits.
Saved records: The development app saves profiles and linked water-test history. Photos remain on the device; cross-device restoration is not available.
Public availability: In development. No public App Store or Google Play download, subscription purchase or web scanning service is offered.

Product information checked September 12, 2026.

01 / SCAN

One starting point.

Choose a photo of your tank, a fish, a plant or a water test. The classification preview works out what is in the frame.

02 / UNDERSTAND

A useful first look.

Explore a suggested identification and its uncertainty. A photo is a starting point for research, not proof of health or water quality.

03 / KEEP

Make it your aquarium.

Aquarium scans can build an editable profile with livestock, plants and visible equipment. Correct the details and save them on your device.

Development preview: editable aquarium and individual scan profiles, experimental water-test records and linked history. The public app has not launched; image-based readings are not a validated replacement for following test-kit instructions.

THE AQUA FIELD NOTES

Small observations. Better questions.

Practical reading for the moments between water changes. Useful with or without an app.

FISH IDENTIFICATION

A better fish photo starts before you tap the shutter.

A practical photo checklist for aquarium fish identification: useful angles, clear markings and context that a single picture misses.

Read the guide ↗WATER TESTS

Clear water is a view. Water quality is a measurement.

Learn what an aquarium photo cannot reveal, how to record water test results and why test kit instructions matter more than the color in a photograph.

Read the guide ↗AQUARIUM PROFILES

Give your aquarium a memory worth keeping.

Build a useful aquarium profile with verified dimensions, livestock, equipment and dated observations, while keeping guesses separate from measurements.

Read the guide ↗

Before you dive in

Can I download Aqua AI today?

Not yet. This is the public introduction to an app in development. Verified App Store and Google Play links will be added when the app is available.

Can a photo tell me if my water is safe?

No. A photo of your aquarium cannot measure ammonia, nitrite or other dissolved water parameters. Use an appropriate test kit and follow its instructions.

Is this a fish disease identifier?

The preview can flag a possible visible issue, but it cannot diagnose a disease. Combine observations with measured water parameters and seek qualified help when a fish appears unwell.

Does Aqua AI keep an aquarium log?

The development app saves editable aquarium profiles and linked water-test history. These features are still in development, with no public download or cross-device restoration available.