Not a chore app. Not a cat social network. Just a shared kitchen receipt so care stays gentle and the evening stays quiet.
You are two people who care — without one shared line of truth.
Same relationship. Different system.
You are a team at almost everything. Somehow the cat’s dinner still becomes a tiny courtroom.
Feeding is intimate and mundane at once — and a perfect place for misunderstanding: two schedules, one persuasive animal, and a chat that was never a ledger.
Catter gives you both the same page. Each of you joins as yourself so meals have a name and a color — not “someone.”
Insights can show who logged more this week if you are curious about balance. They do not turn care into a scoreboard. Weird week? Ignore them. Allowed.
Shared household, personal name. Activity stays readable without an argument.
When one logs, the other sees it when they open Catter. The question does not need a thread.
No streak shame. Optional reminders. Export when you want your own copy.
Lifestyle stage + the same receipt language — not a stock feature dump.
Shared household, personal name. Activity stays readable without an argument.
When one logs, the other sees it when they open Catter. The question does not need a thread.
One creates. The other joins and picks a color.
Logging is part of the motion — not a separate project. Ten seconds is enough.
Insights if you want. Or just live — the log is still there.
Two phones. One household. Zero courtroom.
Also fits roommates and multi-adult homes. “Couples” is simply the story we hear most.
One consistent logger still beats a sticky note. Two is when the magic lands.
Shared household access or accounts — meals still carry a name.
Yes — free web app for both phones.
A household takes a minute. The quiet evening is what people notice first.
