Feed your pet on schedule, even when you can't be there.

Autofeeder builds app-controlled feeders that portion and dispense meals automatically. Set it once from your phone, and mealtime happens on its own.

Built around one problem

Pets don't wait for your schedule. Early mornings, long meetings, and weekends away all get in the way of feeding on time. Autofeeder handles the portioning and timing automatically, so your pet eats on schedule regardless of what your day looks like. You set the plan once in the app. The feeder takes it from there.

Lux

A taller, refined feeder for larger portions and rooms where you'd rather it look intentional.

$99 / feeder

What it does

Larger hopper holds more food, so refills happen less often.
Touch display shows the next scheduled feed at a glance.
Wi-Fi connectivity lets you adjust schedules from anywhere, not just at home.
Matte finish and rounded lid are designed to sit in living rooms, not just utility spaces.

Compare with Orbit

Lux feeder placed in a cozy room beside a window — Tall enough to read as furniture, not equipment.

A cat resting near the Lux feeder beside a fireplace — Built for rooms your pet already spends time in.

Hand holding a phone showing the Autofeeder app connected to Lux — Schedules stay active even when you're not on the Wi-Fi.

Orbit

A low, rounded feeder built to sit quietly in any room and handle daily feeding without being asked twice.

$69 / feeder

What it does

Six sealed sections rotate on schedule, so each meal stays fresh until it's served.
Bluetooth pairing controls portion size and feeding times from your phone.
Low, wide base keeps it stable on hard floors and out from underfoot.
Runs on battery or plug-in power, so a short outage won't skip a meal.

Compare with Lux

Orbit feeder placed against a living room wall on wood flooring — Sits flush against walls and corners.

A cat sitting beside the Orbit feeder in a sunlit living room — Low profile stays out of the way between meals.

Hand holding a phone showing the Autofeeder app connected to Orbit — Set portions and times from the app in under a minute.

Orbit or Lux

Both feeders run on the same app. The difference is size, capacity, and where they fit best.

	Lux	Orbit
Best for	Larger portions, shared living rooms	Everyday feeding, smaller spaces
Meal sections	Continuous hopper	6 rotating sections
Connectivity	Wi-Fi	Bluetooth
Control away from home	Works from anywhere	Requires Bluetooth range
Power	Plug-in	Battery or plug-in
Price	$99	$69

Common questions

What happens if the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection drops?

Both feeders keep the last saved schedule in local memory. If the connection drops, feeding continues on schedule. You'll only lose the ability to make changes remotely until the connection is restored.

What size and type of food can I use?

Both feeders are built for dry kibble between roughly 5mm and 15mm. Wet food, large treats, and very fine or powdered food aren't recommended, since they can jam the dispenser.

How long does the battery last on Orbit?

On battery power with typical use (three to four feedings a day), Orbit runs for about three weeks before needing a recharge or fresh batteries. It can also stay plugged in permanently.

Can one app control both an Orbit and a Lux feeder?

Yes. The Autofeeder app supports multiple feeders on one account, so a two-pet household can run an Orbit and a Lux with separate schedules from the same phone.