One starting point.
Choose a photo of your tank, a fish, a plant or a prepared water test. Aqua AI suggests what is in the frame for you to review.
A LITTLE CLARITY. A HEALTHIER AQUARIUM.
That mystery fish. Your planted tank. Something that looks different today. Start with a photo, and keep the details together.
Available on Google Play · iPhone awaiting Apple approval

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Screens captured from an iPhone test build with manually entered sample records. Android is available on Google Play; iPhone awaits Apple approval. Always review suggested identifications and water-test readings.
FROM A PHOTO TO A CLEARER PICTURE
Aqua AI is an aquarium app for Android, with an iPhone release waiting for Apple approval. Its photo scan brings editable tank profiles, suggested fish and plant identification, and water-test records into one workflow.
Product information updated September 23, 2026.
Choose a photo of your tank, a fish, a plant or a prepared water test. Aqua AI suggests what is in the frame for you to review.
Explore a suggested identification and its uncertainty. A photo is a starting point for research, not proof of health or water quality.
Aquarium scans can build an editable profile with livestock, plants and visible equipment. Correct the details and save them on your device.
Universal photo scans for aquarium profiles, fish and plant identification, and water-test records. Always follow test kit instructions for water safety.
THE AQUA FIELD NOTES
Practical reading for the moments between water changes. Useful with or without an app.
A practical photo checklist for aquarium fish identification: useful angles, clear markings and context that a single picture misses.
Read the guide ↗WATER TESTSLearn 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 PROFILESBuild a useful aquarium profile with verified dimensions, livestock, equipment and dated observations, while keeping guesses separate from measurements.
Read the guide ↗Yes, on Google Play for Android. The iPhone app is waiting for Apple approval.
No. A photo of your aquarium cannot measure ammonia, nitrite or other dissolved water parameters. Use an appropriate test kit and follow its instructions.
A scan may 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.
Yes. You can edit aquarium profiles and keep dated water-test records. Review suggested details and keep your own backup of important measurements.
GET THE APP
Aqua AI is available on Google Play for Android. The iPhone app is waiting for Apple approval.