Sazka Hry – Sasino by Allwyn

Ines Stanhope turns your usual birdwatching route into a simple map, letting you drop a pin exactly where a sighting happened and attach a short note about what you saw — which corner of the pond had the heron, which hedge the bluebirds keep working, where the owl called at dusk.

Each pin carries a name and a note — species, behaviour, time of day — placed on a plain map that mirrors the park, trail, or reserve you walk regularly. Tap a pin to open its full note; adding a sighting is a single tap on the map followed by a name and a note.

It isn't a species-identification tool or a citizen-science app — no photo uploads, no life-list scoring. Just a private, visual memory of your own patch: what you've seen, and exactly where you saw it.