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Version 75.0.1 · 2026-10-15
minor fixes
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The store currently lists version 75.0.1, updated 2026-10-15.








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Roostly — Bird Identifier by Photo & Sound
Roostly is a bird identifier that helps you identify birds by photo and by sound. See a bird you don't recognize? Point your camera and Roostly names it in seconds. Hear one singing? Record the call or song and Roostly helps you work out which species it is. From backyard visitors at your feeder to new species on the trail, Roostly is the bird identification app for everyone.
Identify Birds by Photo
Snap a photo or pick one from your gallery, and the Roostly bird identifier gets to work. Roostly bird identification uses AI to match your picture against thousands of species, then shows the most likely results with a confidence score, so you can identify birds with confidence. Every one you identify is saved automatically to your collection.
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