Birding — Community App Review
Version: 1.1.3
Listens through the microphone and names the birds it hears. Recognition is BirdNET running on the phone, so nothing is uploaded and it works with no signal. Keeps a log you can look back through, with the recording and a picture of the bird. A fork of woheller69’s whoBIRD, restyled for e-ink.
Review updated by @wander
- Version:
1.1.3→1.7.0- Checksum:
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Review for version 1.7.0
User rating: ★★★★★
It’s amazing how quickly you implemented a feature I kindly requested 
Review for version 1.7.0
User rating: ★★★★★
This is working great. Superb app.
Review for version 1.7.0
User rating: ★★★★★
Awesome. Working beautifully. I just wish I had a Wikipedia link to the birds to know more about them.
Review updated by @wander
- Version:
1.7.0→1.7.5- Checksum:
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Review for version 1.7.5
Author’s rating: ★★★★★ · Author of this review
@ploum It’s there now: open a bird, and under the eBird button there’s one for its Wikipedia page, in the language the bird names are set to. It opens in your browser, so the app itself still asks the network nothing. It came in 1.7.10, and I should have said so here sooner. Thank you for the idea.
Review updated by @wander
- Version:
1.7.5→1.7.12- Checksum:
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Review updated by @wander
- Version:
1.7.12→1.7.13- Checksum:
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