Feeds on a quiet schedule.
Ten sealed compartments rotate once a day at the time you choose. No spilled food, no clouded water, no daily anxiety.
An automatic feeder, an OLED clock and an optional water thermometer — all hidden inside one quiet disc that sits on your betta’s bowl. So you can travel, work late, and forget. Your fish won’t notice.

Ten sealed compartments rotate once a day at the time you choose. No spilled food, no clouded water, no daily anxiety.
An optional stainless probe reads temperature to ±0.5°C and surfaces it on the OLED. You’ll know before your fish does if something is off.
No Wi-Fi setup, no account, no firmware updates that break things. Press, hold, done. Your fish doesn’t care about your cloud.

The essentials. Automatic feeder and OLED clock. For the betta-keeper who just wants the food handled.

Everything in Solo, plus a stainless steel probe that reads water temperature continuously. The honest middle child.
For first-time betta keepers. A 10 L bowl, a bag of gravel, and a Plus feeder (with the temperature probe) in one box — fish-ready out of the shipping tape.
Rinse the bowl with warm water — no soap, ever. A clean glass home is the foundation of a happy betta.

Pour in your gravel of choice. Add driftwood, a small leaf hammock, anything your betta might call a landmark. Don't rush — this is the part where the bowl becomes a place.

Tap water is fine — bettas don't need bottled. Pour slowly to keep the gravel undisturbed. Fill until the rim is about a finger below the lip.

A few drops of dechlorinator neutralise the chlorine and chloramine in tap water. Continue pouring while you swirl gently — the chemistry should mix as the bowl fills.

Walk away. Make tea. The conditioner needs ten to twenty minutes to fully neutralise the chlorine and let the bowl come to room temperature.

Float the transport bag in the bowl for ten minutes to equalise temperature, then release. Your betta will hover, blink, and start exploring its landmarks.

Rest the BettaButler on the rim. One button. Set the hour you'd like the next feeding, choose the interval, done. The OLED counts down from this moment.

Open the disc, fill each of the ten sealed compartments with a single portion of your usual food, snap the lid closed. You won't touch it again for ten days.

You're done. For the next ten days, do nothing. Your betta is fed at the right hour, every day, in the right portion. The water stays clean. The bowl stays quiet. So do you.

No app. No account. No subscription. The 0.91″ OLED on the front of the disc shows the time, the next feeding countdown, and (on Plus) the current water temperature. That’s it. That’s the interface.

Born in Kharkiv, assembled in Košice. Each disc is 3D-printed in food-safe PLA and quality-checked by hand. The probe and electronics carry a two-year warranty; everything else, lifetime.
| Dimensions | Ø 174 × 39 mm · 35 mm visible above the rim |
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| Bowl compatibility | Round bowls with opening Ø ≥ 156.5 mm · single disc size · base adapters available for wider openings on request |
| Feeder | 10 sealed compartments · stepper motor |
| Schedule | Every 6, 12 or 24 hours · custom hour offset |
| Display | 0.91″ OLED · 128 × 32 px · always-on |
| Temperature probe | Stainless DS18B20 · ±0.5°C · 1 m silicone lead · Plus only |
| Power | USB-C · 5V · 0.4 A |
| Materials | Food-safe PLA · stainless 316L |
| Stock colours | White Stone · Aqua · Dark Brown Wood |
| Custom colour | Any colour on request · +€20 |
| In the box | Disc · printed manual |
“I left for ten days.— Marek H., Brno · Early-access tester #017
The fish never noticed.”
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