Chirp helps birders log and identify species, connect and share experiences and compete with a global community. It is designed to be both a competitive and social experience. If you’re a birder – beginner or obsessive, Chirp is made for you.

Compete with your fellow birders, locally and around the world with Chirp’s leaderboard and stats. Share your bird sighting locations - or if it is something special, keep it private or only share it with those you choose. Birding with friends? Tag them in your sightings to populate both of your records and show-off your latest lifers with the people who really care.

We also give back. The frequent tracking of bird life through citizen science is vital and Chirp makes it easy for users to export their lists so that they can be uploaded to important citizen science platforms such as eBird.

With over 1 million recorded sightings, download our app today and join the world’s greatest birdwatching community for free!

CONNECT WITH BIRDERS
• Chirp is the social network for birders.
• Share your lifers with friends and the birdwatching community.
• Tag friends in sightings that you shared.
• Post videos and share photos of your amazing birding adventures.
• Join groups, find events and read the latest birding news.

LOG YOUR SIGHTINGS
• Record your bird sightings.
• Import your sightings e.g. from eBird.
• Export your sightings and your life list whenever you choose.
• See which species you’ve yet to tick for any region.

GET COMPETITIVE
• Compete with fellow birders across the globe.
• View and analyse your all-important personalised birding stats.

EBIRD IMPORTS
If you already have your bird sightings posted on another platform such as eBird, you can easily import them to Chirp using our import tool. More information here: https://chirpbirding.com/gettingstarted/article/article_45


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