Bird Identifier Game: Warble

Every bird around you has a song. Warble knows them all. Point your phone at the sky, tap the big green button, and Warble listens. In seconds, the bird singing near you is identified and becomes a collectible card in your album. No photos needed, no guesswork, just your ears and a little red partner on a big mission: building the Great Bird Album. HOW IT WORKS: • Tap to listen: Warble identifies birds by their song, live • Every new species becomes a trading card with adorable art • Fill your state album: the 100 birds that really live around you • Collect all 800 birds across albums for all 51 states • Every card has the bird's story, a fun fact, your recording and the place you caught it A REAL GAME, REAL BIRDS: Rarities from real sighting data: common, uncommon, rare and legendary birds. Earn achievements, keep your streak alive, and hunt the gold border cards. Fun for kids, satisfying for adults. WORKS ANYWHERE: The bird identification runs 100% on your phone. Deep in the woods, on a mountain, in a park with no signal, Warble keeps catching. PRIVATE BY DESIGN: Sound is analyzed on your device and never uploaded. Your location is saved as an approximate area only, never exact coordinates. FREE TO PLAY: Warble is free to download and play. Every day you get one free catch: identify a bird, add its card to your album, and come back tomorrow for the next one. No account needed. WARBLE PRO: Want more than one bird a day? Warble Pro unlocks unlimited catches, so every bird you hear becomes a card. Available weekly or yearly. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription anytime in your Apple Account settings. Privacy Policy: https://warble-legal-app.netlify.app/privacy.html Terms of Use: https://warble-legal-app.netlify.app/terms.html Support: https://warble-legal-app.netlify.app/support.html Grab your phone. The birds are already singing. Can you catch them all?