NestTraxx
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Smart bird feeder with a 1080P camera

See who is at the feeder.
In Full HD.

NestTraxx records every visit in 1080P, sends an alert to your phone when a bird lands, and runs on its own solar panel. The app is free.

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Real footage from a NestTraxx in Roswell, Georgia.

  • 1080PFull HD camera
  • 145°Field of view
  • SolarRooftop panel plus battery
  • Free appNo subscription for core features
NestTraxx smart bird feeder on a white studio turntable: green roof with solar panel, clear seed hopper, camera module, and green tray

The feeder

Every angle.

A 1080P camera sits behind the seed, so birds land right in front of the lens. 145 degree field of view.

The roof does two jobs.

It carries the solar panel and it shades the lens and the hopper from sun and rain.

Mounts to post, fence or tree.

A bracket on the back with keyhole slots. Screws or a strap, your choice.

Fill it and forget it.

The clear hopper holds days of seed and drains after rain. Watch the level from the app.

Full specifications

In the yard

Built for a real backyard.

NestTraxx mounts to a post, a fence, or a tree. The tray is wide enough for cardinals and jays, and the roof keeps sun and rain off the lens.

Post, fence or tree

Mount it at head height where the roof gets daylight and your WiFi still reaches.

A wide tray

Room for larger birds to land and turn, with drainage so seed dries after rain.

A roof over the lens

The overhang shades the camera and the clear hopper, so the picture holds up in bright sun.

NestTraxx feeder mounted on a wooden post in a backyard at sunrise, with the green roof, clear hopper, and wide green tray

The essentials

One feeder. Every part listed.

Camera
1080P Full HD
Field of view
145 degrees
Power
Rooftop solar panel plus rechargeable battery
App
VicoHome, free on iPhone and Android
Mounting
Post, fence or tree
Subscription
Not required for live view, alerts, and clips. Optional AI bird ID is a paid option inside the app.

Real clips

What the camera actually sees.

Four clips recorded by a NestTraxx feeder and saved from the app. This is the picture you get on your phone.

A house finch and a white-throated sparrowRecorded on a NestTraxx in Roswell, Georgia, June 2026.
A northern cardinal landingRecorded on a NestTraxx in Roswell, Georgia, June 2026.
A northern cardinal and a chipping sparrow togetherRecorded on a NestTraxx in Roswell, Georgia, June 2026.
A northern cardinalRecorded on a NestTraxx in Roswell, Georgia, June 2026.

Clips are muted. Tap a clip to pause or play it.

NestTraxx feeder beside a phone showing the live view in the app, with a blue tit on the tray

The app

Watch from anywhere.

The free VicoHome app on iPhone and Android is the feeder's remote control. Open it for the live view, or wait for the alert.

  1. 01

    Live view

    Watch the tray in 1080P from anywhere.

  2. 02

    Motion alerts

    Your phone buzzes when a bird lands.

  3. 03

    Video clips

    Every visit saved. Share the good ones.

  4. 04

    Optional bird ID

    The app names the species. Paid add-on, never required.

Close view of the NestTraxx camera lens under the shade of the green roof

The camera

Sharp where it matters.

The camera records in 1080P Full HD, tuned for smooth streaming on home WiFi and long battery life. Higher resolutions drain a solar battery faster and stutter on ordinary WiFi. 1080P stays sharp and stays smooth.

NestTraxx feeder mounted on a wooden fence in late afternoon sun, with the solar panel on the green roof catching the light

Power

Charges itself.

A solar panel in the roof charges the battery whenever there is daylight. Rain runs off the tray through its drainage. The app shows the battery level, and a manual charge covers a spot in deep shade.

  • Solar panel built into the green roof
  • Rechargeable battery keeps recording after dark
  • Battery level visible in the app

Fall 2026

Launching fall 2026 on Amazon.

Fulfilled by Amazon, with a 12 month warranty from the seller, NESTTRAXX LLC.

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