I'm Chiku. I plan what your cat should eat, check what you actually fed, and quietly fix the next bowl. Nutrition stops being homework.
"I'll do the calorie math, the protein checks and the gentle nudging. You just show up with the bowl."
Age, weight, indoor or out, and how they like to eat. Two minutes, and I build the plan.
Pouch, kibble or home-cooked: one tap logs it. No weighing, no diary, no spreadsheets.
Short on protein? Missing moisture? I adjust tonight's suggestion and tell you exactly why.
No charts to decode. I show you what your cat actually ate, what's missing, and the one thing to do next.
Paw prints fill as you feed. That's the whole interface.
0–100, built from protein, calories, taurine and moisture. Every number carries its "why", one tap away.
Like a fish bowl left half-eaten twice: noticed across weeks, folded into tomorrow's plan.
Pick your brands once. I plan with what's on your shelf and read each label properly, including whether it's a full meal or a topper.
Real recipes with exact portions, calcium and taurine covered. The guesswork of cooking for a cat, gone.
Most homes mix. Every plan balances the whole day, whatever combination lands in the bowl.
One shared menu for the household, portions tailored per cat. Cook once, everyone eats right.
Yes. Free while we're growing. Premium plans with more depth are coming later, and the daily loop stays free.
Never. CatCulate handles daily nutrition. Anything that looks medical, it says "see your vet", clearly and immediately.
Fully. Kibble, wet, home-cooked or mixed — every feeding style gets a real plan, and packaged food gets honestly evaluated.
Android first, for now. iOS is on the roadmap.
CatCulate