● Built for backyard mango mysteries

Name that
mango.

Turn a handful of photos and simple observations into a practical shortlist of likely varieties—no botany degree required.

✓ No account needed✓ Takes 3–5 minutes✓ Honest confidence scores
01 / HOW IT WORKS

Clues in.
Shortlist out.

1

Show the fruit

Add up to five useful views. Photos are saved in your browser for this session and help you inspect the right details.

2

Describe what you notice

Choose plain-language traits: size, shape, ripe color, fiber, flavor, season, and tree habit.

3

Compare likely matches

Get a ranked shortlist, a side-by-side table, and specific clues to check on the next fruit.

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A NOTE ON CERTAINTY

A good clue, not a DNA test.

Mango appearance changes with weather, harvest timing, and growing conditions. Seedling trees may resemble a named parent without being that cultivar. Our matcher narrows the field—it doesn’t pretend to prove a name.

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