Animal Tracker

Developer: Max Planck Society

Category: Tools

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318K installs

860 ratings

4.2K monthly active users

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Animal Tracker Summary

Animal Tracker is a mobile Android app in Tools by Max Planck Society. Released in Feb 2014 (12 years ago). It has about 318K+ installs and 860 ratings with a 3.79★ (average) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 4.2K monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Oct 7, 2025.

Recent activity: 63 installs this week (1.3K over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Oct 7, 2025 .

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Store ID: com.mpio.movebank

First Released: 2014-02-07

Store Last Updated: 2025-10-07

In-App Purchases: No

Ads: No

Website: mpg.de

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AppGoblin Last Crawled: 2026-03-17

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App Description

Follow the movements of wild animals that are being tracked in near-real time!

With Animal Tracker, you can follow the movements of wild animals all over the world that are being tracked in near-real time! These movements are collected by tiny GPS tags carried by the animals and are stored at Movebank, a free online infrastructure used by hundreds of researchers to manage, share, analyze, and archive animal movement data. You can easily participate in our scientific research projects: Upload your real-life observations and photos of our tagged animals to Animal Tracker. Your observations are crucial for our scientists! We can determine the positions of the tagged animals but we are lacking behavioral observations - we can interpret our data much better with your additional observations. Therefore: become a scientist, become an Animal Tracker!