Meow Registry - Resident Cards

That cat you met in the alley - what's its name? Meow Registry makes a Resident Card for the stray cats in your neighborhood. ■ Snap a cat, get a Resident Card Take a photo of a cat you've never met and give it a name. It gets a Resident Card, and one more cat joins My Cats. ■ Remember the same cats together with your neighbors When a neighbor in your area photographs the same cat, it all gathers on one Resident Card. See how many cats live in your neighborhood, and who met them again and when. ■ Ways to say hello · Nose Boop: Touch noses with a cat you've just met. · Paw Stamp: Hold to press a Paw Stamp on the Resident Card and keep it in My Cats. · Slow Blink: Slowly close your eyes at a cat you met again. ■ Friend news and Neighborhood News Invite a friend, and news of the cats they meet collects here. News of cats your neighbors met shows up in Neighborhood News. Reply with "Thanks" or "I want to see too." ■ Protecting where cats live · The camera runs only when you take a photo. · Location data in a photo is removed on your phone before it is uploaded. · Your phone's location is used only at the moment you photograph a cat and when finding your neighborhood. If you don't allow it, you can still pick your neighborhood yourself. · Neighbors see only the neighborhood name and a location shifted 150-400 m (about 500-1,300 ft) away. They never see who posted. · Photos that give away a spot can be reported and hidden. ■ No login needed Without logging in, your photos and My Cats stay on your phone. When you want to look together with your neighbors, log in with Google or email. ■ Night alley, sunny nap Pick a dark or light look, whichever you like. No ads. Features that need an account are for ages 13 and up. Contact: [email protected]

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