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StarMeow

A cat that remembers you

A little cat who shares your days, remembers the moments you keep, and opens Tarot & Natal Charts when you ask.

Three places. Together — sit with Luna, Inky or Sol. StarMeow House — open a short story like a book and leave a sentence of your own. Out There — while you're away, your cat goes out, lives a little, and tells you about it later.

StarMeow House: a door onto the night, the cat waiting, “Tell me how you've been.”
Together: Luna on the star field, “Welcome to StarMeow. A little cat here remembers you — say anything you like.”

Meet the three cats

Three ways of being looked after. You're not here to collect cats — you're here to be kept company.

All three share the same safety line. They differ in tone and order, never in facts.

The first night

No profile to fill. No streak to start. Say hello, then just talk.

  1. Onboarding: Meet StarMeow — a white cat waving
    01 · Say hello

    Meet StarMeow

    A little cat who shares your days and remembers the moments you choose to keep. That's the whole introduction.

  2. Onboarding: “Before we start… what should I call you?”
    02 · Your name

    What should it call you?

    A name or a nickname is fine. Skip it if you like — it will ask again some other night.

  3. Chat with Luna: “I am so tired today” — “Mm. Let's not solve anything today.”
    03 · It doesn't always answer

    “I'm so tired today.” — “Mm.”

    Some nights it says less on purpose. “Let's not solve anything today.” Then two small buttons: sit with me a while, or tell it what happened.

Things we share

Not a feature list. Things that happened to us.

01 · Our Memories

Not a cold list.

  • A night you were nervous. A reply the next afternoon. A sentence that lets yesterday's you rest.
  • Months on, it may say: “It's been 83 days.”
  • Everything it remembers is visible. Edit it, hide a star, export it — or ask it to forget everything.
Luna asks how the first interview went, and quotes what you said yesterday
What they remember: Our Constellation, everything it remembers, Export and Forget
02 · Future Capsule

A note from past you.

  • Tell the cat: “In three months, ask me if I still like this person.” It seals the note. You can't peek.
  • On the day, it says: “We hid something.”
  • The past you asks the present you. This is not a prediction.
What we hid: the note from three months ago, and a box to reply to your past self
Our room: string lights, a shelf with letters, Luna on the round rug
03 · Our Room

The room starts almost empty.

  • Things appear because something happened — a letter on the shelf, a plant by the window, a note you left together.
  • Décor isn't bought with coins. It's what our days left behind.
  • Anything glowing in the room can be touched.
Our room: Luna on the rug, a round window onto the night, “We hid something together. Want to open it?”
04 · Our Constellation

Each star is a night we lived.

  • First hello. First secret. That rainy night. Our 30th day.
  • One star, then eight, then thirty — then a sky.
  • Tap one: “The night before your first day. That thing got its afterwards.”
Our Constellation: one star opened — The night before your first day
05 · Quiet time

Some nights there's nothing to solve.

  • “Today was exhausting.” — “Mm. Then we won't fix anything today.”
  • Sit with me: rain on the glass, the cat curls up, no long replies. After a while: “I'm here.”
  • No charge. Nothing to finish.
Sit with me — rain
Sit with me — dawn
Sit with me — lamp
06 · Out There

While you're away, it has a life.

  • Some days it goes out: a bakery night shift, a morning as Airport Pigeon Coordinator, a run-in with Bob again.
  • When it's back, ask it how it went. It brings one small thing home for the drawer.
  • Say you have an interview tomorrow, and it may come home with a small interview story of its own.
  • No streak. No penalty for the days you don't come. It waits up to three days to tell you.
Out There: Luna is back home — “Ask how it went”
Out There, further down: these days, while you were away, people Luna knows, the drawer
07 · The Spellbook

Everything it can do, in one book.

  • Every tool in the app is a spell your cat learned: Cat Talk, The Quiet Lamp, Future Capsule, Tarot, and more.
  • Each page is written by the cat: how it learned it, the day it did, and one button to use it — “Talk with Inky.”
  • The book stands on the shelf in your room. When there's a new page, it glows.
Inky's Spellbook: the page for Cat Talk, in Inky's own words
Our room: the spellbook on the second shelf
08 · Casting

Open a spell, and the scene opens with it.

  • Three rings light up and turn. A sigil in the middle. A burst of light, and the scene opens like a round door.
  • The rings settle under the cat's paws, and it says one line. About two seconds; tap to skip.
  • Each cat casts in its own colours. With Reduce Motion on, it simply stays still.
Casting — the rings light up
Casting — the scene opens
Casting — the cat steps in

Things we can do together

Most nights you just sit with the cat. When you want a story, you walk into StarMeow House.

How a night usually goes

StarMeow House: “Welcome back. Tell me how you've been lately.”
StarMeow House · “No rush. Say how you've been.”
  1. Step 1

    Talk about today

    Say one thing that happened. It listens first.

  2. Step 2

    Sit with me

    Rain, dawn, or lamplight. No long reply.

  3. Step 3

    Message to future me

    Seal a note. Open it on the day.

  4. Step 4

    Look at our memories

    Nights we lived, each with a title and a later.

  5. Step 5

    Walk into StarMeow House

    A shelf of short stories. Open one like a book, leave a sentence, and later receive a letter.

  6. Step 6

    Ask each other something

    Small questions, both ways. It gets to know you slowly.

StarMeow House

A house of short stories. Each room has its own night. You do not come here for an answer. You come to spend an evening, and the house remembers you came.

StarMeow House hall: a door, a cat, a room waiting
Short stories · first chapter free

StarMeow House

A late train. A lost-and-found night. A letter that was never sent. Tell the cat how you've been, and it opens the room that fits tonight — or swipe through the shelf, one story per screen. Walk in, write what you saw, and later receive a letter that belongs to that visit. Finish one, and you can leave a line at its door for whoever comes next.

The Moonlight Apothecary: the first page of the story
New rooms

A story that opens like a book

The Moonlight Apothecary. The Unsigned Letters. A Night Off for the Lighthouse. First Winter Night in a New City. Night Shift with a Robot. Notes in the Margin. Two chapters each; the first is free.

Sit with me: rain on the glass
Nothing to finish

Sit with me

Rain on the glass. Dawn. A lamp. The cat lies down. After a while: “I'm here.” No purchase.

Star Observatory: lamps over a dark sky
A public lamp, if you want one

Star Observatory

Behind every lamp is something on someone's mind. Light one of your own, or sit beneath someone else's. Anonymous, moderated.

StarMeow is companionship and reflection. AI speaks in the cat's voice. It does not predict the future and is not medical, legal, financial or psychological advice.

Unfolded, one more layer

On a foldable phone, the same page opens into two. Nothing new to learn, just more room.

Together, unfolded: Luna on one side, the desk and tonight's places on the other
Together · the cat and tonight, side by side
The Spellbook, unfolded: two pages open, the spine on the fold
The Spellbook · two pages, spine on the fold
A StarMeow House story, unfolded like a picture book
A story · opened like a picture book

Folded, it's the phone layout you know. Unfold or fold mid-conversation — nothing replays, nothing is charged twice.

Frequently asked questions

Is StarMeow a fortune-telling app?

No. StarMeow is companionship and reflection: a cat that remembers the days you lived together, and StarMeow House — stories you walk into side by side. It does not predict the future and is not medical, legal, financial or psychological advice.

What is StarMeow House?

Twelve short stories. Each room has its own night: a last train, a quiet room, a letter that was never sent. You walk in with your cat, write what you saw, and later receive a letter that belongs to that visit. The first chapter of every room is free. Nothing here is sold as a forecast.

Is it free?

Yes. Downloading, Luna, shared memories, future notes, our room, our constellation and the first chapter of every room in StarMeow House are free — décor and stars cannot be bought. Stardust can be earned by checking in or bought in packs. Inky and Sol come with a 7-day trial and can be adopted permanently with Stardust.

What is Meow Pass? Does it renew?

Meow Pass is a fixed-term membership (30 / 90 / 365 days) that keeps all three cats with you and tops up Stardust daily. It is a one-time purchase — it never auto-renews and nothing is charged when it ends.

What does the cat remember?

Only what you told it: a night, a title, a later. Everything it remembers is listed under “What they remember”, where you can edit any item, hide a star, or ask the cat never to bring it up again.

Is a Future Capsule a prediction?

No. A capsule holds words you wrote yourself; the cat seals them and brings them out on the day. It's the past you asking the present you — not an AI telling you the future.

How do I delete my account and data?

Settings → Delete account. Deletion is immediate and done in the app: profile, chats, memories and future notes are removed and your Apple / Google sign-in is unlinked.

How do refunds work?

All purchases go through the App Store or Google Play, so refunds follow their policies. Meow Pass never auto-renews.

Who is it for?

Adults (17+). StarMeow is not a substitute for professional help — if you're in crisis, please contact local emergency services.

Tonight, tell it one thing that happened

Free to download. Luna stays for good; Inky and Sol come with a 7-day trial. One-time purchases only — nothing auto-renews.