Talk2Nature01 / LISTEN · BROWSER TOOL
Mark the moment.
A local waveform, simple observation notes and one file to save and reopen your work. Bring a short WAV or try invented tones. No account or upload.
Annotate a recording →OPEN RESEARCH TOOLS · FIRST RELEASE
Useful today.
Open to examination.
Inspect sounds, document observations and make the next research step reproducible. Every tool has a defined scope and visible limits.
02 / ANNOTATION REPORT · PYTHON
Examine your labels.
Check intervals, observed-context coverage, unknown identities and overlapping events. The report describes annotations; it does not validate biological meaning.
Run a reproducible report ↗03 / MANIFEST SPLITTER · PYTHON
Keep related data together.
Group declared animal identities, sessions and source checksums before a train/validation/test split. Requires a separately reviewed manifest; Listen exports are not automatically admitted.
Understand the data boundary ↗04 / SOUND HANDOFF LAB
Test the bridge.
Follow a five-minute synthetic exercise to check that timed labels travel from Listen into Audacity as expected. One verified app/version; no biological benchmark.
Run the compatibility check →NEW / NATURE STATION
Listen to a place.
Keep the encounter.
A local, user-started microphone session with sound-event clips, voice and observation markers, and a journal of what followed. Try the silent synthetic source first. Capture is limited to five minutes while the page is visible; no upload or automatic animal playback.
Build the next step with us.
We are looking for a scientific lead and a study organizer to test whether this workflow helps with a real annotation task. Existing tools may already meet your needs; that is useful evidence too.
Discuss a workflow or report a problem → · See what comes next →
Software validation uses synthetic fixtures. No animal translation, new scientific result or trained Talk2Nature model is claimed.