Twote: an app that names the birds around you

Leave your phone on a windowsill and Twote listens for birds all day, naming each one it hears and building a record of what lives around you.

Every call is identified on the phone itself and checked against the birds known to live where you are, so the names fit your part of the world. What it hears goes straight to a live web page of your own, ready to share. Free, and coming to Android and iPhone.

Google Play, coming soon App Store, coming soon
A hand-carved wooden egg-shaped Earth, turning with the real time of day

How Twote works

The Twote app listening, with a New Holland Honeyeater just identified at 99% and earlier birds listed below
On your phone Press start and put the phone down. Each bird appears as it is heard, with how sure Twote is of the name.
The same phone's live web page in a desktop browser: the New Holland Honeyeater, the recent detections, the session's five species and the page's QR card
On your page Everything your phone hears is published to a live web page of your own, for anyone you share the link with.