Wrenly: Bird Identifier

About this app

That small brown-and-yellow visitor tilts its head on the sunflower perch, then a car door slams and it's gone. One blurry frame in the camera roll, and the whole afternoon you're guessing. Snap it anyway. Quill knows this song. What you get • Snap-to-ID from a single window shot, even soft-focus or partial, a shape and a splash of color is usually enough • Lookalike calls (house finch or purple finch) come back with the one field mark that separates them on YOUR bird • A lifetime book that logs every ID with the photo and the date, so the yard has a real history • First-for-your-book flags when a species has never landed in your record before • Sighting notes for the perch, the tree, the morning it happened • Shareable sighting cards with species, photo, and date for the friend who asked if you get cardinals How it feels Quill names the bird first, then the one detail that clinches it, the flash of a wing bar, the two-note song at dawn, the branch it just landed on. Light, specific, curious. No checklists, no jargon, no pressure to be a serious birder. Just the next visitor, named while you're still at the window. Who it's for • The window-watcher who's tired of closing the guide unsure • The curious neighbor who wants a growing record of what visits, not one-off answers • The occasional watcher who suspects there's more than sparrows out there, and wants to catch the good one when it drops by Privacy Your photos and sighting notes stay tied to your book on your device. See the privacy policy for what an ID lookup shares. Quill's watching the perch with you. Legal Terms of Use: https://olnesta.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://olnesta.com/privacy

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1. First observed Aug 29, 2026 · 7:09 AM Free