Catellect

Real-life scenes

Every turning point,
a little less guessing.

Cats rarely announce when a room feels overwhelming, a meal hurts to chew, or a joint has grown stiff. Start from the real moment in front of you: what is happening, what to check first, and how Catellect connects what you see with the hours you miss.

A young tabby cat cautiously stepping out of an open carrier onto a bedroom rug in soft afternoon light

New Arrival

Bringing Your Cat Home: The First 48 Hours

Everything is new today, for both of you.

A ginger-and-white cat sitting on a kitchen floor with head turned away from a full ceramic food bowl

Health Signal

When Your Cat Suddenly Walks Past the Bowl

Same bowl as yesterday. Today they walked right past it.

A grey cat sitting on a hallway runner watching a rolling carry-on suitcase by the front door

Workdays & Travel

When You Have to Leave Them Home Alone

A suitcase by the door, and a pair of eyes watching every trip to the closet.

A tuxedo cat crouching to sniff the narrow gap of a cracked bedroom door while a newcomer cat paw appears on the other side

Household Shift

When Your Home Grows by One More

The house is getting fuller, and your cat's territory is about to shift.

A senior tabby cat pausing beside a low upholstered footstool and looking up at the sofa cushion before jumping

Senior Care

When They Pause Before the Jump They Used to Make in Their Sleep

A half-second pause before the jump they used to make in their sleep.

Evidence first · Interpretation second

Built for the 16 hours a day you can’t watch in person.

Ask AI Cat BehavioristExplore Hardware

  1. Start from what you see

    Each guide walks through a concrete timeline from the first two hours to the first month, separating normal adjustment from red flags that need a veterinarian today.

  2. 8g collar + UFO Home Hub

    The 8-gram Japanese satin collar follows your cat’s activity and rest across rooms, while the UFO Home Hub adds local visual context without sending continuous raw video to the cloud.

  3. Actionable notes for you and your vet

    Instead of arriving at the clinic saying “they seem off,” you bring a clear record of when appetite, sleep, jumping, or litter visits shifted from your cat’s own baseline.