Pete Myers interviewed at TOC 2011
summary
BirdsEye pulls 1.5 million records a month from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s crowd-sourced database and shows map dots with directions to where a species was seen yesterday, today or weeks ago, something a field guide cannot do. The team trims features to a core essence so the app does one thing extremely well and users adopt it, though discoverability in an overcrowded app store remains the biggest hurdle.
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