StorySheet vs ChirpAlarm

Create clean, professional photo sheets in minutes with StorySheet. Whether you're documenting a project, organizing images, or sharing updates, this app gives you everything you need to turn photos into structured, easy-to-read sheets. Key Features: • Choose from 1, 2, 4, 9, 16 or 36 images per page • Add captions with typing or voice dictation • Apply one caption to multiple images at once • Mark up photos with arrows, shapes, and highlights • Choose from a collection of stickers! • Add your logo, subject title, and creation date • Include optional metadata addendum sheets • Export high-quality multi-page PDFs or a webshare link both with live video embedded! • Print directly to local printers • Email completed photo sheets instantly or save them to your device Designed for simplicity and performance, Photo Sheet Maker keeps your images organized while maintaining efficient storage and bandwidth usage. Perfect for: • Tell your story with pictures and videos • Project documentation • Field reporting • Construction and inspections • Event organization • Personal photo organization Create it. Customize it. Share it. Tell your story with StorySheet

When your alarm fires, you hear a real bird recording sourced from xeno-canto. To dismiss the alarm, you need to identify the species from the provided options. Start your day surrounded by birds, and sharpen your sound ID abilities every day! What's inside Real recordings — every alarm plays an authentic field recording from your list. Your species list — browse and search xeno-canto, preview recordings, and choose which birds wake you up each day. Multiple lists can be managed. Quiz to dismiss — multiple choice to ensure that you're awake, improve your sound ID skills. Stats — your quiz history, so you can track which species you've learned and which ones keep getting you. Bird Info — An image and a short description of the bird will be shown to you before you dismiss the alarm. No ads. No subscription. One purchase. Who it's for Birders who want to start the day with their hobby and improve their sound ID skills. Anyone for whom a blaring alarm is just a bad way to begin.