Bird Life List: Birdwatching

Log a bird in seconds and watch your life list grow. Every sighting mapped, every year list tallied - 100% private, offline and yours. No account, no adverts.

Bird Life List is your personal birdwatching life list — a private, offline log of every bird you have ever seen.

Log a sighting in seconds. Watch your life list grow. Keep every lifer, photo, field note and map pin on your own device, forever.

IMPORTANT: Bird Life List is a paid app. A subscription or a one-off Lifetime purchase is required to use it. There is no free version and no adverts.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• LOG A SIGHTING IN SECONDS Pick the species from a built-in checklist of 250+ birds, then add the date, how many you saw, the habitat, a photo and your field notes. No typing species names. No wrong spellings.

• BUILD YOUR LIFE LIST Every new species is added to your life list automatically and numbered in the order you first saw it. Duplicates are collapsed for you — one row per species, with the date of your lifer.

• MAP EVERY SIGHTING Tap once to attach coordinates while you are standing there. Every bird becomes a pin on your own private sightings map, so you always remember exactly where you found it.

• TRACK YOUR YEAR LIST AND STATS Life total, year list, month list, birding day streak, top families, best birding day and your most-visited locations — all worked out for you as you log.

• BROWSE THE SPECIES CHECKLIST See at a glance which birds you have found and which are still to find. Filter by region: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, South America, Australasia.

• EXPORT ANY TIME Your data is yours. Export your whole life list to CSV and open it in Numbers, Excel or any other app.

PRIVATE AND OFFLINE, BY DESIGN

No account. No sign-up. No server. No analytics. No tracking. No adverts.

Your sightings, photos, coordinates and notes never leave your iPhone or iPad. We cannot see them, because they are never uploaded. Location is only requested when you tap "Use Current Location" while logging a sighting — and it is completely optional.

Bird Life List works with no internet connection.

A RECORD, NOT A NETWORK

Bird Life List is a personal record-keeping tool for birdwatching. It is not a bird identification app — it does not identify birds from photos or sound. It does not report your sightings to any database, and it has no community feed or rare-bird alerts. It is a quiet, private life list that belongs to you.

PERFECT FOR

Beginner birders starting a first life list · Birdwatchers moving off paper notebooks · Twitchers chasing a big-year target · Patch birders with a favourite local site · Garden and feeder watchers · Birders who travel and want a trip list

SUBSCRIPTION & PRICING

Bird Life List requires a purchase to use. Choose one:

• Pro Yearly — $14.99 per year (that's $1.25 per month), starting with a 3-DAY FREE TRIAL • Pro Monthly — $2.99 per month • Lifetime Access — $29.99 one time, never expires, never renews

All three unlock exactly the same thing: unlimited sightings, the life list, the sightings map, statistics, photos, field notes and CSV export.

Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions. If you do not cancel the 3-day free trial at least 24 hours before it ends, the yearly subscription starts automatically. Any unused portion of a free trial is forfeited when a subscription is purchased. The Lifetime purchase is one-off and does not renew.

Prices shown are for the United States App Store and may vary by region. Your local price is shown in the app before you buy.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://joykhansayan1.github.io/bird-life-list/privacy.html

A bird missing from the checklist? Email dmjks120@gmail.com — we add requested species in updates.

Happy birding.