The app integrates with Birdfy’s motion-activated cameras and AI recognition engine, which identifies over 99% of North American backyard species. Users running Roku OS 15.1 or higher can now access live feeds, browse motion-triggered clips, and filter sightings by species directly from their couch. Instead of scrolling through mobile notifications, the interface organizes footage into a full-screen grid, allowing owners to search for specific visitors like Blue Jays or Red-bellied Woodpeckers by time and classification.
Beyond personal monitoring, the platform introduces a social component through a TV Cast Code. This feature allows users to share their feeder activity with friends or family members located elsewhere, enabling them to stream backyard clips to their own Roku-connected devices. The app is available for download on all Roku TVs, streaming sticks, and boxes supported by the current software version.
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