A day with Cutie
Friday, from breakfast to bed.
Breakfast
08:12
Sam checks on Miso.
One photo before the kettle boils. The camera coaches you to a good shot, then Cutie reads ears, eyes, whiskers and mouth, posture and tail, and says how she’s feeling, and why.
Same signs, same mood. Every time.
The camera coaches you. Zoom, don’t walk up.
Miso is feeling
Relaxed
with a little sleepy
Loafed up and slow-blinking
The read. The mood, and what it saw.
On the train
08:13
And Jon knows too.
Share your cats with everyone you live with. When someone checks in, the others get a notification that opens as a little card with the photo and the read, ready to share.
CUTIEnowCutieToday, on Jon’s phone. Miso’s badge already says Relaxed.
Lunch
13:05
Tofu leaves his lunch.
Not everything needs a photo. Note something in one tap: was sick, off food, drinking more, litter trouble, gave medicine, weighed. Cutie keeps count, and tells you if it adds up to something.
Go on, tap a few. No streaks, no nagging.
Off food
Cutie keeps count, and tells you if it adds up to something.
Afternoon nap
15:30
Miso, out like a light.
Every check-in is saved for the whole household, time first, so anyone can see how the day has gone.
Miso is feeling
SleepyCurled up asleep in the sunEvening
18:40
Worth a word.
Cutie learns what’s normal for your cat, and tells you when something’s different. Signs vets like to know about are flagged. It never diagnoses. One tap makes a handover sheet for the vet.
Noted in the last 30 days
Recent check-ins
What’s normal
In the last week
If you’re worried
Not eating for a day, straining in the litter tray, or trouble breathing: call the vet. Don’t wait.
Bedtime
22:30
Lights out.
Most days, all Cutie has to say is that they’re fine. No news is the good kind.
Friday 13 November
22:30
CUTIEnowAlso in Cutie
- Handover sheetOne page for the vet or a sitter.
- Is it safe?Check a plant or food by photo or name. It tells you what’s toxic.
- Ask CutieA chat that only talks about cats.
- RemindersFlea, worming and the vet.
- A widgetYour cat on the home screen.
- Guest catsFor checking on a friend’s cat.
- Ten coatsApp icons in ten coat colours.
Research, not guesswork.
Every sign Cutie looks for comes from published feline behaviour research. The mood is scored from those signs by fixed rules, so the same signs always give the same mood.
See what Cutie looks forPrivate to your household.
Your cats, photos and notes are shared only with your household. Nothing is public. Photos and chats go to our AI provider to make the read, and aren’t used to train its models. Delete your account any time in Settings.
Privacy policyNot a vet.
Cutie helps you read your cat’s body language. It isn’t a vet and doesn’t diagnose. If you’re worried, call your vet.