Your yard
has a
social life.

Meet the neighbors who never knock. Fill Yardguest, step inside, and let the portraits come to you.

The hopper is empty. Breakfast is up to you.

Tap to pour, or focus the button and press Enter. Seeds settle into the clear hopper.

A front-row seat, rain or shine.
The roof shelters the food. The removable camera faces the perch. Lift the hopper out to wash it between refills.

See who
stops by.

Advance the morning. Every landing consumes seed and leaves a portrait in your book. An empty feeder means an empty guest list.

• Fill the feeder to invite your first guest.

Local portrait notifications, illustrated here. Identification is a suggestion you can review, not a guarantee. This demo uses a fixed set of example birds.

Names to put
to the faces.

A visit adds a portrait. A new species adds a page. Your list comes from the morning you watched, not a pretend lifetime total.

Scrubbing backward rewinds this simulated list too. More seed lets more guests stay for breakfast.

Small rituals.
Big window.

Take the camera indoors to charge. Empty wet seed, wash the removable food tray, and refill only when dry.

Concept includes a removable camera, a washable hopper, a tree strap and a charging cable. Connect the camera to your home Wi-Fi to receive portraits. The fictional base kit has no subscription.

Make room
for regulars.

Yardguest is a fictional hardware company in Madison, Wisconsin. This is a working product concept, with an illustrated morning rather than live wildlife.

Your book starts with an empty feeder.

Choose a mounting kit. Your refundable deposit is credited toward the fictional product price. Cancel before shipment for a full deposit refund.