Bird Buddy: Tap Into Nature

Bird Buddy: Tap Into Nature

By Buddy Bird Inc

  • Category: Education
  • Release Date: 2022-09-28
  • Current Version: 3.7.0
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 93.91 MB
  • Developer: Buddy Bird Inc
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 14.5 or later.
Score: 4.7
4.793
From 45,967 Ratings

Description

Bird Buddy is the world’s most recognized app for photographing and learning about birds - whether they’re in your own backyard or around the world.You can pair your own Bird Buddy Smart Bird Feeder to capture stunning up-close photos and videos of your neighborhood birds, or download the app for free to see real-time content shared from our community of 150k feeders across 120 countries.Equipped with artificial intelligence, Bird Buddy recognizes species and keeps you learning with in-app educational content. Tap into BB Explore to connect with our dedicated feeders in exotic locations, or BB TV to see an endless stream of birds from our community.With Bird Buddy, nature and conservation come first. Every bird captured contributes extremely important information to the database of bird migrations and populations that will help experts better understand and protect them. KEY FEATURES • Discover birds around the world • Pair with your own smart bird feeder • Get real-time notifications of bird visits • Identify birds using AI recognition • Unlock different bird species • Create photo collections • Learn about birds (food, traits, size, etc.) • Share access to your smart bird feeder with family & friends • Help contribute important information about bird migrations and population

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Reviews

  • Tricky for me but worth it

    5
    By 1LadyMaine
    The syncing to Bluetooth and WiFi got a little tricky but i figured out squaring away the synicing indoors first was helpful.
  • Not working

    1
    By Shfifjsn
    I put in a login and password and it takes me right back to the screen to open a new account?
  • Recent struggles with IDing

    2
    By Pilotboy172
    Over the last few months (since adding this new AI stuff), the app FREQUENTLY gives an “Unknown” ID to a very clear and obvious species. Roughly 75% of my feed is “Unknown.” But clicking “ID with AI” identifies it correctly. How about you ID it with AI first rather than making me go through all these extra steps just to ID a bird and save it? The “Unknowns” on my feed are out of control.
  • Great Start - Day 1

    5
    By DKW01
    We set up our new Bird Buddy feeder and in our first hour welcomed the first visitor, a red colored House Finch. Today we also enjoyed seeing: Downy Woodpecker, Common Grackle ( likes to shovel seeds to the ground with its beak), and a Brown Headed Cowbird. The camera quality is excellent, very enjoyable. We also invited members of our family, and they are also enjoying the streaming connection. A great product!
  • Marketing notifications can’t be disabled

    1
    By Nowclickthis
    This is an honest review being left as a challenge to the developer to stop notification spam. The app is probably a 3 star experience otherwise, but after making repeated support requests asking for marketing messages not be sent via app notifications — mixed with notifications I want like a bird notification — I really am going out of my way to leave a negative review. You’re killing your app with marketing. There are sales pitches everywhere. Upgrade here, subscribe there, just a few more days to buy a new feeder. Look, I am a developer too and understand the need to make your business profitable. But you’re having the opposite effect. It wasn’t like this when Bird Buddy first launched; I was one of the first customers. I follow you on social media, I get your emails. Don’t ruin my app with notifications I can’t opt out of about Kickstarters and subscription deals. I’ve had to disable app notifications because I don’t want your spam, but that means… I just don’t use your app anymore. And my expensive bird feeder is now just my smallest, least-squirrel proof, fussiest bird feeder. What a waste. I’d be happy to update my review if this is ever fixed, and I ever bother coming back to the app.
  • Beware

    1
    By Meyerfun
    Just a heads up, beware. The product seems fine, but if you want to share with family, it’s gonna cost you it’s another hundred dollar app. Sure you can invite guests and they can look at your postcards, but for them to look at streaming, it’ll cost you that hundred bucks, yearly. This is not a one and done, and I am very disappointed. The set up was not particularly easy. It took me some time to set the sink up so the rats and the squirrels didn’t get it. It’s not seamless. I don’t know what other products are out there, I’m not sure. And yeah, it’s cool to see a bird on the camera, this whole subscription thing is not worth it. If you’re buying it for yourself fine. Otherwise don’t bother.
  • Wish app had daily screen shots

    3
    By To tomtomtomtomtom
    I wish app could see thumbnails with calendar
  • Sends ads via push notifications

    1
    By squawker0119
    The app has started displaying ads through push notifications again. They send push notifications advertising their other products, with no way to turn these off unless you also turn off live bird notifications. Sad and spammy. Especially since I paid for their premium service. :(
  • Ads and upsells in notifications

    1
    By jburgher
    No way to opt out of ads for Bird Buddy products and accessories that are sent via notifications. The app itself also consistently opens with pop-ups for upsells of products or their premium service. I get more notifications and communications about their Kickstarter than birds. Already spent a premium on the hardware, but stuck with paywalled features and upselling baked into the software. Actively telling people to avoid this until notification settings are more customizable.
  • My BB is awesome!

    5
    By Larry P 44
    Who would’ve thought birdfeeder and High Tech belonged in the same sentence? There are so many features and benefits that bring tons of fun to the bird watcher and in turn the mini little fine feathered friends nurturing on the perch! Well, done Bird Buddy Team… keep those innovations coming!

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