BirdWeather

Scribe Labs

About this app

BirdWeather: Your Gateway to Nature's Soundscapes

Discover the power of bioacoustics with BirdWeather, the all-in-one app designed to manage your PUC (Physical Universe Codec). PUC is an AI-driven bioacoustics platform, packed with advanced features like dual microphones, WiFi/BLE connectivity, GPS, environmental sensors, and a built-in neural engine—all housed in a rugged, weatherproof enclosure. Capture nature's audio effortlessly, and let BirdWeather help you explore the world of species detection and real-time monitoring.

Key Features:
- Quick Setup: Start recording in minutes with our step-by-step instructions for setting up your PUC device, connecting it to your Wi-Fi, and configuring essential settings.
- Real-Time Species Recognition: With over 6,000 species in its database, BirdWeather provides a real-time view of the latest species detections as they happen.
- Community Insights: Explore the detections recorded by other PUC stations worldwide, gaining deeper insights into local and global wildlife activity.

Transform your understanding of nature with BirdWeather — the ultimate tool for bioacoustic monitoring and wildlife discovery.

Ratings and reviews

The bird weather puck and associated database is a real game changer. however, sometimes the app doesn't know the puck state for quite a while after it changes. and unfortunately, the puck is not as reliable as it could be. a lot because it has such a tiny interface, a single light. I wish they would come out with a next-gen Puck that had an actual display and better compute can capabilities. I'd be happy to pay a little more for it.

App itself seems fine, but it seems you can only access it from one device at a time, if I have it set up on my phone for example, but also want to access the PUC from my tablet, it needs to be "set up" again on the tablet. "Set up" as in you need to physically access the device to access it from the tablet, you can't just login to your account and access everything.

I love the app as it lets me track the birds that go through my neighborhood. I am disappointed that it does not seem to capture the chirps of the Arizona Cardinals. these birds are frequently chirping right outside the device but are not identified.

What’s new

- Mark detections as favorites
- Detection soundscapes can be played directly from the recent detections page
- Firmware release notes review