ChirpOMatic USA helps you identify North American birds quickly and easily, from the Blackpoll Warbler’s high pitched song to the loud gobble of the Wild Turkey. HOW DOES IT WORK? 1. Record the bird song or call using your iPhone or iPad. 2. ChirpOMatic analyzes the audio to identify the bird species based on its unique vocalizations. 3. The app gives the name of the bird, or birds. 4. In the case of poorer recordings, the app provides a short list of the most probable birds, ranked according to the likelihood of a correct identification. 5. Access additional information about the identified bird species, including brief descriptions of their song, and details of special features to listen out for. 6. Your recordings are stored on your phone along with the date and location − a great way to listen and remember the moment. Recordings can be shared using AirDrop, WhatsApp, messages or email. WHO’S IT FOR? Birdwatchers, enthusiasts and researchers. WHY CHOOSE CHIRPOMATIC? > Easy to use No technical or birding skills required. > Ethical and responsible The app’s innovative Bird-safe mode plus an automatic Night-time mode prevent sound and light from disturbing nesting birds. This means that it can safely be used in Wildlife Refuges, nature reserves, and other Wilderness areas. > Accuracy The app is constantly updated and improved. Created by Spiny Software, a small team of skilled, dedicated professionals with an eye for detail and accuracy, committed to delivering the highest quality software. > Privacy The app doesn’t collect your recordings or personal data to ensure privacy. > Customer service Excellent customer support ensures a reply within 24 hours. > Forgot your phone? Use your Apple Watch to record sounds for identification later on your phone. > Contribute to research Email us your best recordings and we’ll share them with birdwatchers, expert ornithologists, and enthusiasts worldwide, via the Xeno-canto website. As a result, your recordings will contribute to the understanding and appreciation of bird diversity and behavior. Happy bird listening!
