The tree page and its QR code

What each tree's page shows, opening it with a QR code or NFC tag, and why its location is sometimes approximate.

Every planted tree (or tree group) has a code and a public page.

Opening the page

Scan the QR code on the tree's plate with your phone camera, or in the app: Scan QR code.
Some trees have an NFC tag that opens the same page when you hold the phone near it.

The species, the project, the planting date, and the number of trees for a group.
Location: exact, or approximate per the project's policy to protect the trees.
Timeline: watering, inspections, maintenance and health checks with photos. Only what a field manager approved appears.
If a dead tree was replaced you see "Replaced by" or "Replaces".
If you supported it you see "Supported by you".

If you see "There is no published tree with this code", it may not be published yet, or the code is not a Muthaberon tree.

Last updated: 4 October 2026