Kitiki Companion

Kitiki is a calm, science-based day for your cat — and it plays on your TV, the big screen across the room, not a phone. This app is your window into it and your remote for it. MOSTLY CALM — THAT'S THE POINT A cat's day is mostly quiet, so Kitiki's is too. For most of the day it plays gentle scenes and music composed for cats, drawing on published research into how cats hear and the sounds they respond to — a steady, familiar presence in the room. The calm hours aren't filler; for many cats they're the main event. Your cat doesn't have to hunt to benefit. BUILT AROUND A CAT'S REAL DAY You enter your cat's meal times; everything else follows. Each meal is led by a short 30-minute Hunt, then eases through Eat, Groom, and restful Sleep until the next one. One simple input shapes the whole day. A predictable daily routine is one of the most consistent, best-supported ways to lower an indoor cat's stress — and Kitiki is built around it. A HUNT THAT DOESN'T LOOP Most "cat TV" is a video on a loop — cats learn it and stop watching. Kitiki builds each hunt live from a deep library of scenes, creatures, and movement (large, high-contrast motion, designed around how cats actually see), so there's always something new and nothing to memorize and tune out. The hunt is short by design — a burst of instinct before a meal, not all-day overstimulation. CHECK IN FROM ANYWHERE See what's playing right now — the current phase and scene — and know it's online and doing its job. If your cat gets too wound up, tap Stop Hunt and the TV winds straight down into the calm hours. Works from the couch or from across the world. WORKS WITH YOUR TV Apple TV Fire TV Android TV WHAT IT IS — AND ISN'T Real play comes first — a feather wand, a lap, time with you — and Kitiki doesn't replace any of that. It's for the hours you can't be there, never a substitute for you. A quick look and a wander-off is completely normal. And since an excited cat can occasionally swipe at the screen, we suggest anchoring your TV and adding a screen protector. Kitiki was made by a cat owner who wanted something better than a looping bird video for two cats home alone. Start free — just enter your cat's meal times. kitiki.tv