Trees and green heritage
Photos, locations and species of the trees residents scan. Every tree gets a profile with videos, stories and guardians.
PicusGO is a free game in which residents get to know the trees in their area, record stories about them and note what they spot outdoors. We collect these records, sort them and send them to the department that decides on them, with a photo and the exact location.
An email is enough for the first step. No contract and no app to install.
The total of all records in PicusGO to date, across every area where people play. The numbers refresh every ten minutes.
Along with reported problems come stories, cleanups and data on the green heritage of your area.
Photos, locations and species of the trees residents scan. Every tree gets a profile with videos, stories and guardians.
Short videos, memories and curious facts about local trees. That way a tree becomes part of the identity of a place.
Reports of dumped litter and cleanups residents have done themselves, with a video as proof. We keep reports and cleanups separate.
Ragweed and other possible invasive species, with location and video. Removals that residents report are recorded separately.
Damaged trees, broken branches and anything else that may need attention. We give your department the material for an assessment.
Changes to bark, leaves or crown that residents have photographed, with a short AI assessment as a pointer.
What you receive depends on what residents have recorded in your area. Records and AI assessments are not an expert finding or a diagnosis.
A photo and a location are worth more with context. That's why we bring the records together in an overview that is easy to pass on to the right person.
They take a photo or a video of what they noticed. Each record comes with a location, a time and a description.
We sort the records by category and email them to the department, with a link to a report where statuses stay up to date. AI helps write the description and the suggested priority.
The department checks who is responsible and what the situation is on the ground. A short reply helps us show residents the correct status.
A report is information to be checked. It is not an expert finding or an official order.
Every report leaves a public trail: when it came in, which city or municipality it was forwarded to and what happened to it next. Residents can see that their effort reaches someone.
Open the reports portal
City and municipal services already have their own procedures. We want to save you the hunt for locations, photos and contacts, and bring residents in as collaborators.
Some reports may still need a visit on site. Our part of the job is to make sure what reaches you is clear and complete.
A partnership can start with one topic that matters to your community. We agree the scope and responsibilities with you.
Planting, cleanups and other activities with residents, associations and public utilities, with the necessary permits and a safe way to take part.
Remarkable trees, local natural heritage and the people who look after it, in photos and video stories.
Local topics and in-game challenges that give residents a reason to get outside and take part.
We don't charge for basic reports. Special campaigns, activities and customizations are agreed separately, with scope and price set before we start.
PicusGO is developed by Agilos IT d.o.o. The project is led by a university professor of forest ecology, people from the world of data and software, and a PhD in entrepreneurship and EU funding.




Tell us which department or person we can send information from your area to. A shared official email address is enough, with no contract.
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