Hands-free · offline-first

Log birds without looking away.

Say “Log a bird with BirdPin” to Siri when you spot one. It records the species, time, and location, and keeps them on your phone.

Standard CSV export Works with no signal No account
BirdPin Sightings screen — app screenshot
BirdPin Sightings screen — app screenshot
BirdPin sighting detail screen — app screenshot

What It Does

Built for quick, one-off sightings.

Voice Logging

A Siri shortcut logs the bird as soon as you say it, without unlocking your phone or tapping anything.

Offline First

Every sighting is saved on your phone and works without a signal. Nothing syncs to a server.

CSV Export

Export your sightings as a CSV in the eBird Record Format.

How It Works

Log it on the fly. Review it later.

1

Say the bird

“Log a bird with BirdPin.” Siri asks what you saw and captures your answer with the time and location.

2

Confirm the match

BirdPin resolves the species against the AviList taxonomy and flags anything it only half-heard for later review.

3

Share the CSV

At home, review the flagged sightings and export them as a CSV.

When Siri isn't sure

It finds the closest match, and tells you.

Speech is messy. When Siri only half-hears a name, BirdPin ranks it against the AviList taxonomy, offers the closest species, and flags the sighting so you can confirm it later. The guess is always shown as a guess.

Privacy

Your sightings never leave your device.

BirdPin has no account and no cloud. Every record stays on your phone, and you choose when a CSV leaves it.

Works fully offline
No sign-up required
Zero tracking
Stored on-device
Read the privacy policy

Log your next sighting by voice.

Free TestFlight beta. Requires iOS 17 and a Siri-enabled iPhone.

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