Pixel Cat is a tiny cat that moves into your phone's status bar. It walks along the top of the clock, naps on your battery, hides beside the camera hole, looks up when a notification arrives, clings on when you shake the phone, and if it falls, it comes back with balloons or a parachute.
• Press and hold to pet it, drag it to carry it.
• Fill its food bowl and give it a name.
• Your bond grows as you pet and feed it: Stranger, Familiar, Friend, Best friend. Friends bring you little gifts.
• Now and then it does something very rare; every moment you catch lands in its album.
• Share your cat card.
• Battery friendly: a saver mode that turns itself on when the phone saves power.
• No ads. No personal data collected.
Optional Battery mode uses the Accessibility Service: Android lets normal apps draw only below the status bar, so Battery mode uses Android's AccessibilityService API for one thing only: to draw the cat above the status bar, on top of the battery and clock. It does not read the screen, your taps, typed text or the apps you use, does not change any setting and collects no data. Battery mode is off by default, the app explains it and asks for your consent before it is turned on, and Pixel Cat works fully without it. You can turn it off any time in the app or in Settings > Accessibility.
Pixel Cat Plus: 6 more coats, a second cat, a yarn ball, a screen saver while charging, seasonal costumes (Christmas, New Year, Halloween, Valentine's Day), 4 rare moments only with Plus and an evening diary.
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A tiny pixel cat that lives in your status bar, naps on your battery and more.