Cat care, on iPhone and the web
Your cat's everyday notebook
Did she eat, did the meds happen, is tonight normal. Write it down, whoever sees it. When you don't know, ask Paw.
iPhone app coming to the App Store
Three things
- 01
A line a day
Meals, meds, something off. Whoever sees it, logs it. If it isn't written down, it isn't real.
- 02
Ask about this cat
Ask how to care for her too. Answers carry her last few days, not internet articles.
- 03
Walk into the vet prepared
Show the doctor these days as they happened. We don't practice medicine. Your vet does.
The moment you log
Logging deserves a response
A full-screen celebration, a daily ring, a streak. It rewards showing up, not perfection.
Paw asks back
When it needs more, it asks one question
No guessing, no boilerplate. It asks, then answers about this cat.
The whole household
Who did what, right on the home screen
Invite a partner or a sitter. One record for everyone. No more "did you feed her?"
- Breakfast08:00Xiaoyu fed her at 8:05
- Dinner18:00Tonight
- Litter box21:00Tonight
Plainly
Paw is not a veterinarian. It never diagnoses, and anything urgent sends you to a clinic.
No ads. No selling of data. No tracking across apps. Delete your account and all of its data any time.
43.1 million U.S. households live with a cat.
Start with tonight's line
The web app works today. The iPhone app is coming to the App Store.
Early unsigned build · first launch: allow it in System Settings → Privacy & Security