The world sings. Listen.

BirdyGo identifies birds by their song, right on your phone, even with no signal.

Coming soon to Android · iPhone next · Free, no ads, no account

Tap Listen. BirdyGo tells you who's singing.

Real app screens, dark theme (in French for now).

Listening screen: Blackbird singing, Sure; Robin, Likely; Great tit, To check.

Who's singing, right now

The bird that is singing moves to the top. Each species carries its level: Sure Likely To check, so you know at a glance how far to trust it.

Analysis runs on the phone with the BirdNET+ model: no signal needed, and it works with the screen off, phone in your pocket.

“First time” card: Robin, 40 birds in your notebook, rank Owl's ear.

Every new species is celebrated

A bird you had never heard? BirdyGo tells you at once, adds it to your notebook and shows your progress.

Notebook: birds around you, 8 live nearby, you found 6, with the first cards of your collection.

Birds around you

The app knows which birds live near you right now, from place and season. Your notebook shows the ones you found and the ones still to hear.

“Who's singing?” quiz: a song to play and four birds to choose from: Robin, Great tit, Wren, Blackbird.

Who's singing?

Play a song, tap the bird you hear. The quiz trains your ear, one question at a time.

World map of the Common Swift: breeding in Russia and central Asia, wintering in southern Africa.

Where it lives, and when

Each species page has a world map: where it breeds, where it winters and when to hear it near you. Built into the app, no signal needed.

Eight ranks to earn

From egg to kingfisher, your progress only counts sure detections or the ones you confirmed.

The eight BirdyGo rank emblems.

What happens on your phone stays there

  • Offline. Song analysis never leaves the device.
  • No account. Nothing to sign up for.
  • No ads, no tracking. Online maps, weather and photos stay off until you turn them on.

The beta test is run in French for now. Want to help anyway? Write to contact@birdygo.app.