The 40-lb bagstays at the store.
The moldy scrub-outnever happens again.
The empty-feeder guiltgone for good.
How? That's the patent. Revealed at first light.
First light · Fall 2026 · —
First light · Fall 2026 · —
The founding flock is seating — first 500 perches
We're reinventing the backyard feeder: no bags to lug, no gunk to scrub, no refills to remember. The clever part is patent-pending and stays under wraps until first light, Fall 2026 — but the founding perches are open now. Claiming one takes an email and a favorite bird.
How? That's the patent. Revealed at first light.
Your bird becomes your founding badge. One email. No money down.
Eight regulars have taken their perches — click one to begin. The ninth spot? Under wraps.
The founding flock · first 500 perches
No payment. No spam. Just your perch, held in your bird's name.
A backyard bird feeder, rethought end to end. The part that makes it special is patent-pending, so it stays under wraps until first light, Fall 2026. What we can say: no bags, no mess, no upkeep — and it's built to be the best-looking thing in the yard.
Nothing. It's an email and a favorite bird. When we launch, founders get the first shipping wave and founders' pricing — claiming just holds your place.
Fifty-seven million Americans feed backyard birds — and the gear hasn't meaningfully changed in decades. The most-loved ritual in the yard deserves better. (57M: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, National Survey.)
Once when you claim, a short build letter now and then, and the big one at first light. No noise — we promise.
Still perch-less?