An operating system for your cat.

The dashboard

The screen the app opens on: your cat's photo, weight and body condition, a one-tap record button, what care is due today, and six status tiles. Every tool is two taps from here.

• Four plain states per tile, readable at a glance
• Play, vaccines, grooming, parasites, stool, water
• Medications due, plus diabetes, kidney and thyroid strips

Vocalizations

Record a meow, trill, hiss or yowl and get the likely signal, the emotion behind it, a confidence rating and the evidence for the read. Plus a dialogue mode that reads an exchange between two or more cats.

• Single-cat and two-cat dialogue modes
• Everyday, Night-time and Litter box sessions
• History, insights, share cards, a report for the vet

Nutrition & feeding

Daily calories, grams, cups or cans for your cat and your food. A 268-item safety checker that works offline. A guided food switch. Meat-based home-cooked recipes with taurine always added.

• Feeding guide from NRC/WSAVA formulas
• 268 foods, plants, products and medicines
• Recipes checked against AAFCO cat profiles

Health log & trends

Weight and body condition, medications, stool, the litter box and water, symptoms and vitals — each logged in a tap, judged against published feline ranges, and charted over 30 and 90 days.

• Body condition 1–9 sets the ideal weight
• Straining with no urine is a see-a-vet-now verdict
• Four plain verdicts, never a raw score

Care & routines

Vaccines on the AAHA/AAFP feline schedule, flea, worm and heartworm prevention, wellness and dental checks, litter and grooming routines, daily play and the five-pillars home checklist — one due list.

• Kitten series and adult boosters
• Intervals you change to match your product or vet
• Logged play feeds back into feeding calories

Chronic conditions

Three feline modules: diabetes (insulin or a once-daily oral medicine, glucose readings, day curves with the nadir), kidney disease with IRIS reference bands and sub-Q fluid days, and hyperthyroidism with each T4 against the goal.

• The curve and nadir your vet asks for
• Emergency signs one tap away
• The app never calculates a drug dose

Records & backup

A vet report for the last 14, 30 or 90 days, a document vault for results and invoices, an insurance claim organizer with CSV export, and a one-file backup.

• Stored on your device, not our server
• CSV export for insurer forms
• Yours even if the subscription lapses

A litter box log

Log each pee as normal, small, large or none, with straining, blood or an accident. Straining with nothing coming out is a see-a-vet-now verdict: in a male cat it can mean a blocked urethra. Water is judged by diet, so a cat on wet food is not flagged for drinking little.

Night-time and litter box listening

Two session types made for cats. Night-time weighs the medical causes of new yowling in older cats, such as thyroid disease and high blood pressure. Litter box listens for pain and straining, and always shows the urinary blockage warning, whatever the analysis says.

Kidney disease, tracked

The vet's IRIS stage, renal diet, phosphate binder and sub-Q fluid days in one place. Lab panels sit against the IRIS 2023 bands, and weight, appetite, vomiting and water are watched at home. The app never stages the disease itself.

Hyperthyroidism, tracked

The vet's treatment and each T4 result against the AAFP goal: the lower half of the lab's range. Weight and heart rate are watched at home, with a side-effect watch for the first 90 days of methimazole.

The five pillars at home

The AAFP/ISFM environmental needs as 14 things to tick: a safe place for each cat, vertical space, one litter box per cat plus one, food, water and litter kept apart, scratching posts and daily hunting-style play.

Play, not walks

A play log against the daily target for your cat's life stage — 20 to 40 minutes for a young adult, in two or more hunting-style sessions. After three logged days, the feeding guide uses the play you measured instead of a guess.