📈Last 7 days+19 installs — 49% slower than the week before (+37) · 2/day since Sep 30
🏆Among Education appstop 20% by installs gained this week (1418 peers growing)
⭐Rating steady at ★ 4.29 since Sep 30
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 9 days ago · every ~13 days (4 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+80 installs
· 0 ratings
since Sep 30
Update history
3.10.1Nov 2, 2026
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
3.9.0Oct 16, 2026 · seen Oct 24, 2026
• All-new Photo ID: see the species in seconds, then its sex and age, with “Why we think so”.<br>• A redesigned New Sighting screen, with an automatic Backyard list for Smart Bird ID+ members.<br>• Privacy: shared sightings show an approximate area (about 1 km), never your exact spot.<br>• A smaller download: about 60 MB less after the first launch.<br>• Bug fixes and improvements.
3.8.1Oct 3, 2026
- A brand-new Journal: faster, with search, and your photo, video and sound counts at a glance.<br>- My Stickers, redesigned. Sticker packs are gone and every sticker is free: add a bird to your Journal to unlock its sticker, and browse them all under "All".
3.7.2Sep 24, 2026 · seen Sep 30, 2026
Meet our completely revamped Sound ID. Just listen to birdsong and Smart Bird ID identifies what you’re hearing live, as it happens. Birds appear one by one as they’re detected.<br>• Know exactly what you heard — song, call, alarm, drumming, and more<br>• Tap any bird to compare your recording with a reference from the same species<br>• Turn your walk into a shareable video featuring every bird yo
Identify Birds – Smart Bird ID is an education app by Yellow Cardinal Inc. with 10,000+ downloads (about 25K estimated). +19 installs in the last 7 days. Rated 4.3 from 206 ratings. Released Jan 2, 2021. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “Identify birds in seconds. Collect them for life. Learn every bird you discover.
Free. No ads. Ever.
Smart Bird ID is the complete bird identification app for birders, photographers, families, and nature lovers across the United States, Canada, Mexico, and around the world.
Wondering, “What bird is that?” Simply…”
