20
care tools, plus call analysis
168
foods, plants, home hazards & medicines checked
7
areas, all in one plan
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add-ons or higher tiers
By area
Pick an area
Each one has its own page with the detail, the sources and the limits.
The dashboard
Your bird at a glance: photo, species, weight in grams, a one-tap record button, what care is due, and six status tiles. Every tool is a tap or two from here.
- Four plain states per tile; no data reads "Not logged", never "fine"
- Vet exam, beak and nails, cage, activity, droppings, water
- Medications due, plus egg, feather and weight strips when you turn those tools on
Bird sounds
Record a call, song or talking, add what you see, and get the likely meaning, how sure the app is, what to do next and when to call your avian vet. Bird calls do not translate into words, so every reading is a possibility, never a fact.
- Single Bird and Bird Dialogue modes
- Everyday, Left alone and Breathing / health sessions
- What to do next, and when to call your avian vet
Nutrition & feeding
A daily diet guide for your bird's species group, with shares of pellets, vegetables, fruit, seeds and nuts. A 168-item safety checker that works offline. A slow seed-to-pellet switch. A fresh-mix builder from the safe-food list.
- Shares, never gram amounts
- 168 foods, plants, home hazards and medicines
- If it is not listed, that is not a yes
Health log
Weight in grams, droppings, fresh water, daily breathing and posture checks, and medications. Droppings, water and daily checks each end in a plain next step.
- A warning at a 10% change from your bird's own baseline
- Droppings logged as feces, urates and urine
- Plain verdicts, from nothing flagged to avian vet now
Care & routines
Avian vet exams, weigh-ins, nails, beak checks, baths, cage and bowl cleaning, perches, toys, light and sleep, in one due list. Plus an activity log and four checklists.
- Yearly exams, every 6 months for a senior bird
- You can edit every item, and your avian vet's word wins
- New bird, bird-proofing, travel carrier, emergency kit
Conditions
Three tools for bird problems: egg laying, with the signs of egg binding; feathers, with a damage and molt log; and weight and liver, which keeps your weight trend and a short yes or no home check to show your avian vet.
- Egg binding is an emergency, and the screen says so
- Medical causes come first for feather damage
- A scale cannot diagnose fatty liver, and the screen says so
Records & backup
A vet report for the last 14, 30 or 90 days, a folder for vet documents, an insurance claim organizer with CSV export, and a one-file backup.
- Stored on your device, not our server
- CSV export for insurer forms
- Still yours to view and export if a plan lapses
The care program
Struggling with vet bills for a bird with a diagnosed condition? Send your Support ID and a vet document. We open every tracking tool at no charge.
How it worksThe list
The main bird care tools, written out
Each one links to a page that shows what it does and where its limits are.
The dashboard
Details →- Bird card: photo, species, life stage, sex, weight in grams
- Any weight warning
- One-tap Record now button
- Six status tiles: vet exam, beak and nails, cage, activity, droppings, water
- Care due count
- Medications due today
- Egg laying, feathers, and weight and liver strips, when turned on
- Last daily check and last analysis
- The vet report one tap away
Bird sounds
Details →- Single Bird Mode: one bird's calls, songs or talking
- Bird Dialogue Mode: two or more of your birds, and any signs of tension
- Sessions: Everyday, Left alone, Breathing / health
- Record up to 3 minutes, or upload an audio file; the loudest part is analyzed
- What you see: breathing, feathers, posture, eyes, crest, activity, body
- Afterward, a note of what was happening, such as daybreak, leaving the room or a vet visit
- Likely meaning, how sure the app is and what to do next
- When to call your avian vet, with fixed emergency warnings
Nutrition & feeding
Details →- Daily diet guide by species group: pellets, vegetables, fruit, seeds and nuts
- Shares, never gram amounts, and a plain "ask your avian vet" where no share is published
- Mix check: pellet, fresh and seed sliders, checked against the guide
- Safety checker: 168 foods, plants, home hazards and medicines, offline
- Not on the list means not checked, never safe
- Fresh-mix builder from the safe-food list: an addition, never a complete diet
- Seed-to-pellet switch with weight and droppings check-ins
- Treats count toward the day's food
Health log
Details →- Weight in grams, with a warning at a 10% change from your bird's own baseline
- On the Weight screen, a keel check in plain words, with no score
- Droppings log: feces, urates and urine
- Fresh water log and changes in drinking
- Daily checks: resting breathing, tail bob, sitting fluffed, alertness
- Medication tracker: copy the label, tick each dose, get a refill warning
Care & routines
Details →- Care calendar: what is due, in one list
- Avian vet exam every year, every 6 months for a senior bird
- Routine tests your avian vet decides on
- A weekly weigh-in on the due list
- Nail and beak checks, baths, and wing feathers as a choice for you and your vet
- Cage paper and bowls, deep cleaning, perches and foot checks
- Light and sleep check, toy rotation and toy safety
- New bird vet visit and quarantine, off until you need them
- Activity log: out-of-cage time, foraging, training, flight
- Four checklists: new bird, bird-proofing, travel carrier, emergency kit
Conditions
Details →- Egg laying: a dated egg log with shell and clutch notes
- Prompts to talk to your avian vet about repeat laying
- The signs of egg binding, an emergency
- Feathers: damage log by body area, plucking and molts
- First aid for a broken blood feather
- Weight and liver: your weight trend and a short home check, to show your avian vet
- A yes-or-no home check
- A scale cannot diagnose fatty liver, and the screen says so
Records & backup
Details →- Vet report for the last 14, 30 or 90 days
- Vet documents: photos and PDFs, kept on your phone
- Insurance claim organizer with CSV export
- Back up and restore: one file with every bird and record
- Not in that file: vet document files and past Listen results
The bird, and the rest
Details →- Multiple bird profiles with photos
- 17 named species and groups, plus Other parrot and Other bird
- Life stages: chick, juvenile, adult, senior
- Sex as male, female or not sure, and how you know
- The health tools work without AI consent
- iPhone and iPad
Every species on the list
All of it, for whichever bird you live with
Chick, juvenile, adult or senior: the care list and guidance change with the bird.
