Your phone is a door.
He wants in.
Tiger, a sandy tabby tomcat, sits in the garden and stares at you through the glass. Keep him waiting and he meows, then scratches, then stands up and drums on the door. Slide it open, fill his bowls, let him nap — and soon he wants out again.
Free to download · food packs and Full Pantry inside · iPhone, iOS 26
He asks nicely. At first.
The longer you leave him outside, the harder he asks. Slide the door to the right to let him in — or open it straight from the notification.
Right away
Sits and meows
He comes up to the glass, looks in and meows. Polite, for now.
After 3 minutes
Scratches the glass
Up comes a paw, and it goes at the glass. He is not asking twice.
After 8 minutes
Drums on the door
He stands up on his hind legs and drums with both paws. Somebody, open this door.
Three bowls and a bed.
Once he is in, he heads for the bowls — water, kibble and wet food — and you tap a bowl to fill it from the pantry. Then a nap in his bed, and before long he is back at the door, wanting out.
- Each day he eats one bowl of kibble and half a pouch, however often he comes home
- An empty bowl means he sits beside it and meows until you fill it
- Water comes from the tap, free
- Pantry empty? An emergency ration of kibble every two days — he never starves
He calls you, even with the app closed.
Each stage of asking is a notification with a real recording — a meow, a scratch, a knock — gentle at first and louder the longer he waits. Open the door right from the banner or the lock screen.
- A different call each time: meows, taps, scratches and knocks
- Quiet nights from 10 pm to 7 am: he sleeps and calls again in the morning
- How often he visits is up to you: every 20–60 minutes, 1–3 hours or 3–6 hours
- Full, gentle or silent sounds; the drumming gets through Focus unless you say no
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A real cat, or a drawn one.
Pick a look when you start and switch any time in settings. The cat, the door and his habits stay the same.
Photo
A real-looking tabby, filmed for every moment: arriving, waiting, scratching, drumming, eating, drinking and curling up to sleep.
Illustration
A storybook garden and a drawn cat whose pattern, fur and eye colour you choose — tabby, tuxedo, calico, Siamese or a single colour.
Both gardens have weather: clear days, clouds, rain, and in winter snow lying on the patio. He comes to the door in all of it.
Tiger is getting company.
A catalog of cats is on the way, each one filmed for every scene the game has. These three are next.
Free to play. He does eat, though.
The game is free. His food comes from the pantry: refill it with small food packs, or keep it full with one subscription.
The whole game, with a starter pack of food.
- The cat, the door, the three bowls and the bed
- Notifications with real meows, scratches and knocks
- Both looks: photo and illustration
- A starter pantry: 10 servings of kibble and 4 pouches
- No ads, no account, nothing to sign up for
Kibble and pouches without counting. You still fill the bowls — the pantry just never runs out.
- Unlimited kibble and pouches
- For all your cats
- Works with Family Sharing
- Cancel any time in Settings › Apple Account › Subscriptions
Renews monthly until cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Charged to your Apple Account.
Or buy food as you go
About a month of food for one cat costs around $5.
Prices in US dollars; the App Store shows them in your currency.