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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 8, 2023
  • March 27, 2026

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About

This application serves as a network camera management terminal. It facilitates the connection and management of various network cameras, offering a centralized solution for monitoring and control.

✓Connect network cameras
✓Manage network cameras
✓Network camera terminal
✓Centralized camera control
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What users say

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What's New in HiBirds

3.12.0

March 27, 2026

1.Optimized version compatibility

User reviews

No one works at this place!!!

This is horrific!! Not worth a dime!! No one will answer questions!!

Doesn’t record everything

I came home to find my feeder off its mount, in the patio 10 ft from the porch. The mount was still on the wall, but the feeder was torn down, the camera completely unplugged, the feed all over the ground. I go to the app to see if it was a squirrel that got on the feeder to only find nothing except what was recorded around 2 hours before this would have happened. There’s nothing. I can’t know if it was a squirrel or someone being rude and destroying something. Kind of useless if it doesn’t record, and no, my storage is not full. I have the VIP too, so don’t bother paying for that.
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Not bad for cost

Don’t let the language scare you away. It’s compatible with English. It took about a day+ to see any birds but now they know it’s there and are eating. The video quality is really good and you can hear the birds too. The only thing I don’t get is alerts that are audible on my phone. But, I do get notifications that are visible. Happy with the feeder.
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Bird recognition wrong

Not impressed with the bird recognition. Tells me there are squirrels and its grackles or doves. Said we had ducks and it was pigeons.

Poor quality

Do not purchase!!Camera worked one time. Battery went dead and would not take a charge. No service contact phone number to ask for assistance.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

14 issues

Feeder torn down, camera unplugged, no recording

Bug

Camera worked one time, battery died, won't charge

Bug

Playback from SD card freezes

Bug

Login issues on multiple phones

Bug

Cannot add users on iPhone

Bug

Unable to share with other iPhone users

Bug

WiFi change not possible in app

Bug

App is not user-friendly or intuitive

Bug

Camera kills battery, charger can't keep up

Bug

Free version does not take photos, videos, or send notifications

Bug

No way to get video from cloud without SD card

Bug

SD card errors

Bug

Cannot find user ID or change password

Bug

Customer service requires WeChat installation

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Requested Features

7 requests

Make audible alerts functional on phone

Feature

Improve bird recognition accuracy

Feature

Update bird database for correct names

Feature

Provide a quick start guide

Feature

Increase contrast in UI elements for better visibility

Feature

Allow changing WiFi router through the app

Feature

Improve user ID retrieval and password change functionality

Feature

FAQ

What does the HiBirds app do?

The HiBirds app functions as a network camera management terminal. It is designed to help users connect and manage their network cameras efficiently from a single interface.

What are the key features of HiBirds?

The primary features include the ability to connect to network cameras and manage them. It provides a centralized terminal for controlling and monitoring these cameras.

Is HiBirds free to use?

Based on the provided information, the application is free to use and does not have in-app purchases or advertisements.

What kind of cameras can I manage with HiBirds?

The app is designed to manage network cameras. Specific compatibility details regarding camera brands or models are not provided in the description.

Who is the target audience for HiBirds?

This application is intended for users who need to manage multiple network cameras. This could include individuals for home security or businesses for surveillance purposes.