A calm memory game of birdsong.
Birds settle on the branches. One by one they light up and sing, each with a voice of its own. Then it is your turn: tap them back in the order they sang.
Free to start. No ads, no subscription, no account.
How a round works
No timers, no lives, no rush. A session takes about four minutes, and a miss is answered gently — never a buzzer, never a red cross.

The birds light up and sing at the same moment, so sight and sound arrive together.

Look at the board for as long as you like. There is no clock.

The flock lifts and lands on new perches, so you remember the birds, not the places.

In the order they sang. The whole song plays again at the end, whether you had it or not.
Ways to play
Every mode is the same round. What changes is how it is chosen for you, and what the game keeps track of.
Thirty hand-built levels, each adding one new challenge. A fourth bird, a longer wait, two calls that sound alike.
Adapts to how you play, round by round, and keeps you near the edge of what you can hold. Missing now and then is part of it.
The same flock for everyone, every day. One run counts; after that, play it as often as you like.
Learn each call before it is ever tested. Tap a bird, hear its voice, and let the set settle in your ear.
A Warbling rating of how you play across sequence length, accuracy, delay and consistency. It describes your play, not you.
Your bests, your recent sessions and where your rounds have settled. A best is never lost; it stands until you beat it.
Choose how a round plays. On Easy the birds stay on their perches while you learn them. On Medium the flock moves when you press Recall. On Hard there are no replays, and a bird may sing twice.
The game
Every screenshot here is the game itself.





Best with headphones
Out of a phone speaker the birds start to sound alike. With headphones each one is distinct, and telling them apart is the game.
Wired headphones or the phone's own speaker keep each call in step with its bird. Bluetooth headphones add a short delay of their own, so the call can arrive a moment after the glow.
Quiet by design
What it is, and is not
Warbling's design draws on published research into multisensory working-memory training: sound and image presented together rather than in turn, difficulty that adapts to the individual, and short sessions repeated over weeks.
It is a game, not a medical product. It makes no promise about what playing it will do for you. What it offers is a calm, well-made exercise and an honest record of how you play it.
Free to start
Journey and Practice are free for your first seven days of play — days you actually play, not days on the calendar. After that a one-time purchase keeps them open. The Daily Challenge and Meet the birds are always free, and nothing you have played is ever lost.
Out now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and coming to Google Play for Android. Questions: support.