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Your backyard is now a live TV show: The Birdfy app just landed on Roku

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Your backyard is now a live TV show: The Birdfy app just landed on Roku

TL;DR: Birdfy just launched its official app on the Roku Channel Store , becoming the first smart birding brand to stream directly to TV screens.

If you own a Birdfy camera feeder and a TV running Roku OS 15.1 or higher, you can now livestream your feeder, search clips by species, and cast footage to family members anywhere in the world.

Watching wild birds fight over sunflower seeds on a tiny phone screen is great, but watching it in full HD on your 65-inch TV hits different.

Birdfy , the smart tech brand behind popular AI-powered bird feeders, baths, and birdhouses, just released its official app on the Roku Channel Store .

It marks the first time a smart birding ecosystem has built a dedicated app for a major TV streaming platform.

If your TV or streaming stick runs Roku OS 15.1 or higher, you can pull up your backyard feeder live, watch motion-triggered highlight clips, or explore community sightings from 2.4 million users around the globe without leaving the couch.

The TV app connects directly to Birdfy’s motion-activated cameras and AI recognition engine, which identifies over 99% of North American backyard species.

Instead of checking phone notifications, the Roku app organizes your saved footage into a full-screen grid sorted by time and bird species.

Want to see every Blue Jay or Red-bellied Woodpecker that stopped by your yard this week? You can filter and extract those clips instantly.

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25, 2026) The app also adds a clever way to keep family members connected from afar.

With a simple "TV Cast Code" generated in the mobile app, you can share your favorite feeder moments with friends or family who live miles away, streaming your backyard clips directly to their Roku TV.

You can download the Birdfy app for free right now on the Roku Channel Store .

It works on any Roku TV, streaming stick, or box running Roku OS 15.1 or newer.

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