Natural AI

Natural AI We care about nature at Natural AI. We aim to be your friendly companion for every outdoor adventure.

This app is designed to help you discover the world around you, turning every walk, hike, or stroll into a fascinating journey of discovery

Out on a little walk today, and On Reflection , I found this graffiti art surprisingly cool! It’s really artistic and th...
03/10/2026

Out on a little walk today, and On Reflection , I found this graffiti art surprisingly cool!

It’s really artistic and the way it plays with the water is clever... I wonder who could have done it? 🤔

​Hold on an min, here's the really crazy part, Did you know that the top word, if you can actually read it , is an anagram of a very famous world city?! 🤣

​Any guesses? Let me see them in the comments! 👇




FISHING IN MILTON KEYNES

Natural Ai ,UI Update  🌿Finding those random little glitches and getting every screen aligned across different phones to...
02/10/2026

Natural Ai ,UI Update 🌿

Finding those random little glitches and getting every screen aligned across different phones took a bit of brainpower today! However, making the app look crisp, clear, and effortless to use on the trail makes every minute worth it.

​We’ve just rolled out a fresh layout update for Natural AI to make your outdoor explorations smoother and more enjoyable.

​Here’s what’s new in the app today:

​Cleaner Home Layout: Reorganized main hubs like ID Anything, Gaia’s Web, 3D Generator, Sightings Map, and Bird by Sound so you can jump straight to what you need.

​Easier to Read & Navigate: Higher contrast, clearer icon buttons, and smooth navigation across Identify, Explore, My Journal, and 3D & AR View.

​Squashed the Glitches: Fixed those annoying layout bugs so switching between wildlife identification and spatial maps feels nice and snappy.
​When you're out exploring a nature spot or walking down a local trail, the technology should work seamlessly in the background so you can stay focused on enjoying the environment.

​Give the new look a test drive next time you're out and let me know how it feels! 👇

​Test the live app: naturalaiapp.com

​ ​ Meshy PlayCanvas

02/10/2026

Please take a second to follow our Nature page too Natural AI , every follow really can make a massive difference

A Hidden Gem in Passenham! ​I had the most amazing time visiting St Guthlac's Church today. It’s absolutely packed with ...
01/10/2026

A Hidden Gem in Passenham!

​I had the most amazing time visiting St Guthlac's Church today. It’s absolutely packed with local history and is such a beautiful place.

A lovely couple (they actually live in the old converted pub, that i used to take the old note,"packet of No 6 and bottle of old english" lol) showed me around, and they’ve got a fantastic fundraiser going on.

​They are working hard to make this wonderful space accessible to everyone, with plans for:
​♿ A new path for disabled access
🚽 Indoor toilets
🍴 A small kitchen area

​As a retired builder, I know how much love and care it takes to update a building like this, especially when they don’t even have running water right now! The current Vicar is an incredible 99 years old and still takes services, how amazing would it be if we could help get that path ready for him to safely walk on for his 100th birthday?!

​If you’d like to support this brilliant cause and see this piece of history for yourself, they are having a Heritage Weekend soon!

​🗓️ Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th October 2026

⏰ 12 pm - 4 pm
📍 Passenham, Satnav: MK19 6DH
​Free Admission(Donations welcome)!

Come and meet costumed characters, try brass rubbing and bell ringing, and enjoy some tea, coffee, and cake! ☕🍰

​It’s an event for the whole family, and your donations will go towards these much needed improvements.

​Also...

Has anyone actually seen the headless horseman? 👻

Living Archive
https://superspl.at/scene/dad2d898

First scan of this little bridge at Campbell Park , I can't wait to get a scan of this when its filled back up with wate...
26/09/2026

First scan of this little bridge at Campbell Park , I can't wait to get a scan of this when its filled back up with water 😀

first scan here

Spotted some serious competition on the streets today! 😆🤣​Looks like Google Maps sent out their heavy infantry, but let'...
25/09/2026

Spotted some serious competition on the streets today! 😆🤣

​Looks like Google Maps sent out their heavy infantry, but let's be real... good luck getting that rig through the deep woods or capturing hyper detailed 3D scans like this! 🌲📲

​We're out here taking scanning where street view can't follow.

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Building in the open: A quick Natural AI update 🛠️🌿​As an independent local tech project, every milestone feels huge and...
25/09/2026

Building in the open:
A quick Natural AI update 🛠️🌿

​As an independent local tech project, every milestone feels huge and today we’ve got a cool one to share!

​Gaia’s Web (our interactive 3D Earth and nature map) is now live for dev testing inside the Natural AI app! It’s still rough around the edges while we refine the interface, but the main engine is up, running, and routing smoothly.

​I actually have a huge stack of new 3D Gaussian Splats ready to drop into the map, but I wanted to make sure the underlying pipeline and "bones" of the project were rock solid first. Now that the core system is functioning, we’ll be adding plenty more 3D digital twins of local rivers, woodland trails, and historic spots very soon!

​You can test out the early build right now: launch the full spatial map straight from the app settings screen, orbit the planet, and zoom down into local 3D models of churches, parklands, and landmarks around MK.

​Go check it out in the app settings tab under 'Gaia's Web' (in development) and tell us what you think! Every bit of community testing helps us build a better tool for local nature exploration. 🌍📱

​👉 Check out the app: naturalaiapp.com

First scan of Millennium Circle! ​Did you know this fascinating spot near Willen Lake is actually a blend of ancient tra...
22/09/2026

First scan of Millennium Circle!

​Did you know this fascinating spot near Willen Lake is actually a blend of ancient traditions? 🇬🇧🪶

​Known as the Circle of Hearts Medicine Wheel (or the Milton Keynes Millennium Stone Circle), it was built by local volunteers in 2000 to mark the new millennium as a global symbol of healing, peace, and unity.

​The design combines traditional British stone circles with Native American Medicine Wheel symbolism, built using 108 local limestone blocks sourced from nearby Weston Underwood. Native American chiefs from the Onondaga tribe even came to Milton Keynes to bless the stones during its creation!

​I captured a full 3D Gaussian Splat (3DGS) scan of the site so you can explore all the inner and outer stone rings up close from every angle.
​Check out the interactive 3D model below:
👇
https://superspl.at/scene/c70f0bd6
​Have you ever visited this spot or spent time reflecting here? Let me know in the comments! 👇🌿
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Another quick test ,this one turned out very well . still needs some editing .

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