From a Thousand Raw Files to a Handful of Edited Keepers, in Record Time.

The desktop app built for bird photographers. Import a full card, cull bursts automatically, edit with bird masks, put every photo on the map, export for DxO or Lightroom and publish eBird checklists, all on your own computer.

Import

Start from a card, a folder or the camera.

Memory Card

Put the card in and import every photo on it.

Folder

Point it at photos already on your computer.

Tethered Camera

Connect the camera by USB and choose which photos to copy.

Cull

A thousand photos, sorted in one pass.

Every photo is scored against the bird before you look at it, so you judge bursts, not single frames.

The Cull grid filtered to Keepers, with burst badges and an AI Score row on each tile.
Two tiles of the Cull grid, each with its AI Score row.

Bursts

Frames shot close together stack into one, with the sharpest on top. You judge the burst once, not every frame.

One grid tile standing for a 35-frame burst, its sharpest frame on top.

AI Species ID

AI suggests the species for every burst, for birds of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei and Timor-Leste, for now. Override it with one click when you know better.

By species view: photos grouped under Blue-eared Kingfisher, each with an editable species label.

Filters

Show only what fails a check: Blurry, No Bird, AF Off Bird.

The AI Score filters open: Sharpness split into Sharp and Blurry, Autofocus into On Bird and Off Bird, each with a count.

One by One

Every photo full size, with its AI Score underneath. P keeps, X rejects, 1 to 5 rates.

One by one view: a single photo full size, with its AI Score strip and Reject/Keep bar underneath.
Edit

A full editing flow, with masks that find the bird.

Light, crop, denoise and masks, in one place. Raw files are never modified.

Bird Mask

Bird or background in one click, plus line and radial masks. Here: Exposure +0.95 EV, on the bird only.

The photo before any mask.
The mask applied: only the bird is brighter.
The Bird mask shown as a red overlay.

Denoise

For high-ISO raw photos. Drag to compare, ISO 12800.

Denoise on: the same photo, clean.Denoise off: the ISO 12800 photo, with high-ISO noise.
Denoise OffDenoise On

Crop, Denoise and Masks

Reframe, clean up noise and paint a mask, all before a file leaves your library.

Enrich

Every photo, pinned to where you took it.

Most cameras record no GPS, yet the location is what a sighting, a checklist and your archive depend on.

  • Locations from a GPX track recorded on your phone or watch.
  • Photos dragged onto a place.
  • The camera's own GPS, where it records one.
Export

JPEGs for sharing, originals for your editor.

  • JPEG at any size, with presets for Instagram and WhatsApp.
  • The original file, with a sidecar for DxO or Lightroom.
  • Camera data, location, rating and species carried along.
Publish

An eBird checklist from what you photographed.

  • A separate checklist for each place you visited, even several in one day.
  • Each checklist pinned to the coordinates where you took the photos.
  • Species filled in from your photos, counts and notes before you upload.
  • Exported as an eBird-compatible file, ready to upload at eBird.
Privacy

Your photos stay on your computer.

Runs Locally

Culling, scoring, species identification and edits run on your computer.

No Account or Analytics

Nothing to sign up for, nothing tracked.

Online When Needed

Setup files once, map tiles, and place names looked up from a photo's location. The full list

Waitlist

Hear when it is ready.

The app is not ready yet. Leave your email and you will hear when it is.

Your camera and region decide which raw formats and species regions come next.