A plush bird that flaps its wings the moment your cat touches it. Your cat bats it, the wings cycle through three modes in sequence, and the bird rests in standby until the next touch, all on a USB-C rechargeable battery.
Most plush toys go still the moment your cat stops batting them. Flapwake hides a vibration sensor inside a soft bird body, so a touch or a clap sets its wings moving, and it drops into standby on its own when play slows down.

A vibration sensor picks up a touch or a clap and starts the wings flapping, so the bird answers your cat's first swat.
Fast flight, intermittent flight, and wild swing switch in sequence, so the movement changes during a session and gives your cat a new pattern to chase.
After flapping for a while, the bird enters standby mode to save battery power. A touch or a clap wakes it again for the next round.
A lithium polymer battery charges through a Type-C port, so there are no disposable batteries to swap.
Before adding another battery toy to the floor, it’s fair to ask what sets it off, whether it runs nonstop, and how it charges. Here’s how each one is handled.
Flapwake starts only when it senses vibration, so a bird left untouched stays in standby.