Turn the old tablet
into the kitchen calendar.
Leave a retired phone or tablet on the counter. Keep the day visible at a glance while the shared household log stays the source of truth.
Plan on any phone. Keep one display in the kitchen.
The spare device shows the household schedule. Anyone can update it from their own phone, then log the meal when it really happens.
Calendar for the plan.
Log for the proof.
Keep the kitchen display simple. When someone actually feeds, they tap the shared receipt from their own phone.
Give the old screen one useful job.
Choose a spare screen
An old phone or tablet is enough. Keep it near the bowls or on the fridge shelf.
Pin the display
Open Catter in the browser, add it to the home screen, and use full-screen mode.
Keep care shared
Each person plans and logs from their own phone. The kitchen screen stays calm.
A calendar answers “what is next?” The log answers “what happened?”
That separation keeps the display useful without pretending a scheduled meal was already served.
GOOD TO KNOWDo I need a new tablet?
No. Use an old phone or tablet with a browser, Wi-Fi, and a charger.
Does it sync with Google or Apple Calendar?
This page is for Catter’s shared household schedule. External calendar export/sync can be added separately; the meal log remains the source of truth.
Will it update live?
Open or refresh the display to pick up changes. We do not promise push or real-time device telemetry.
Put the spare screen to work.
Open Catter, pin the schedule, and make the next meal obvious.