Wander Goose app icon: a Canada goose in an explorer hat on a blue tileWander Goose

Go outside and explore

The birdwatching app that turns every walk into a game

Canada first, more countries coming soon

How it works

Every walk is a hunt.

  1. 01

    Head outside

    The park, the lake, your own backyard. Daily quests tell you what to look for.

  2. 02

    Snap it or hear it

    Take a photo or record a song, and Wander Goose tells you which bird it is.

  3. 03

    Level up

    Every find earns XP, the rarer the bird the more. Level up, unlock badges and earn feathers.

  4. 04

    Fill your Flocklands

    Each new species moves into its habitat on your own island. Feed them and watch them interact with their surroundings.

Every day, a new adventure

Fresh quests and games every morning, and new birds around you every month. Common ones come quickly. The rare ones take a road trip, the right season and a bit of luck.

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The Wander Goose home screen in the evening: 3 of 4 quests done, games to play and the birds around you

You'll learn along the way. Every bird comes with its song, a few facts and when to look for it, so you start spotting them before you even open the app.

The Flocklands

Every bird you find gets a home. Your collection lives on your own island, from the backyard up to the mountain peaks. Feed your birds, decorate with items you buy with feathers, and watch the island fill up.

  • Feed your birds
  • Earn feathers
  • Decorate your island
The Flocklands, a tall 3D island running from a backyard up through fields, woods and wetland to snowy mountains
The Backyard habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D garden with a red-roofed house, hedges, flowers and a path, where backyard birds walk around

Backyard

Robins, chickadees and cardinals, right outside your door.

The Lakeshore habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D sandy beach with a wooden dock, a red canoe and blue water, where shore birds explore

Lakeshore

Mergansers, kingfishers and geese along the water.

The Open Field habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D grassy meadow with hay bales, wildflowers and a dirt track, where field birds explore

Open Field

Meadowlarks, kestrels and bobolinks over the grass.

The Woodland habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D forest floor with ferns, mushrooms, a fallen log and a tree stump, where woodland birds explore

Woodland

Owls, woodpeckers and tanagers deep in the trees.

The Wetland habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D marsh with reeds, lily pads and dragonflies at the water's edge, where wetland birds explore

Wetland

Herons, blackbirds and wood ducks in the reeds.

The Mountain habitat in the Flocklands: a 3D alpine meadow with pine trees and snowy peaks, where mountain birds explore

Mountain

Snowy owls, eagles and ptarmigans up on the peaks.

Better together

Daily quests give every outing a goal, and the weekly leaderboard keeps it friendly. Play your way.

  • The Wander Goose leading two goslings along a park pathWith the familyTurn a Sunday stroll into a hunt the kids lead.
  • Two friends with backpacks and hats smiling on a forest trailWith friendsRace each other to the top of the board.
  • A birder sitting alone on a bench by a lake with a coffee, a small bird perched beside themOn your ownA quiet hour, a coffee and a new bird for your Dex.
The Quests tab: today's quests, 3 of 4 done, and a park challenge
Daily quests
This week's leaderboard, with your place among other players
Weekly leaderboard

Coming soon

This is just the first flight.

  1. Android

    Wander Goose is coming to Android phones after the iPhone launch.

  2. Share your finds

    Show off a rare catch or your island with friends in a tap.

  3. Flocks

    Team up with friends and family, compare collections and take on quests together.

  4. More countries

    We're starting in Canada and opening up to more countries soon.

Your first bird is waiting.

Launching in Canada first. Start your collection from day one.

Coming soon to the App StoreComing soon to Google Play

Questions or ideas? hello@proplrinc.com