Catto: Reduce Your Screen Time
your screen time feeds a cat
About
This app uses a virtual pet to help you reduce screen time. Your cat's well-being depends on you staying within your daily app usage limits, offering a gentle, guilt-free approach to digital balance.
What's New in Catto
1.0.2
August 31, 2026
updates and improvements
Developer apps
FAQ
How does Catto help reduce screen time?
Catto uses a virtual pet that thrives on your reduced screen time. By setting daily limits for specific apps, you encourage your cat to stay healthy, making it easier to stick to your goals without guilt.
Can I turn off app blocking in Catto?
Yes, blocking is optional in Catto and can be turned on or off anytime in the settings. You can also choose between gentle, balanced, or strict blocking modes to suit your needs.
Does Catto have ads?
No, Catto is ad-free and does not include any third-party tracking, ensuring a private and uninterrupted user experience.
What happens if I go over my screen time limit in Catto?
If you exceed your daily screen time limit, your cat will become round and sleepy, taking a nap. This gentle consequence is designed to encourage you to stay within your limits without harsh penalties.
Is Catto available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, Catto is currently only supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Catto updated?
The latest version of Catto was released on August 31, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically aim to improve features and user experience.
What is the age rating for Catto?
Catto has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users looking to manage their screen time.
Can I get more time if I need it with Catto?
Yes, if you need a moment, you can ask for 5 more minutes. Your cat will simply get a little rounder, offering flexibility within your screen time management.