Log once. Text less. Put meal status where it belongs — not under memes, “idk,” and the 7pm check-in.
Notification stack: did u feed? / idk / shes screaming / I thought you…
Chats are wonderful for jokes and terrible for state. Feeding status is state.
Catter moves the answer into a private household log. Named people. Types. Times. You open the app instead of starting another ping-pong.
Both phones see the same log when they open Catter — we do not pretend to be a live messaging bus. We pretend to be a fridge note that actually works.
Not a feature tour — just what households actually use.
One source of truth. The log is the book. The chat can go back to being a chat.
Named entries. No more “someone said they fed.”
Private. Household space — not a public feed for strangers.
If it is logged, you are done. If not, feed and log — then text about anything else.
Agree once: status lives in the app.
Missing pings are the feature.
Optional. Many homes only open the app at bowl time.
Multi-adult households work the same way.
Browser / PWA — both.
We will not claim zero texts forever. We claim fewer feeding interrogations.
Same product, different entrances — pick what sounds like your kitchen.
Not a travel brochure — just real kitchens and calm rooms.
Free app. Fewer feeding texts. Quieter evenings.
