Kitten keeps your tasks, reminders, notes and memories in one place, sends you a daily briefing, and puts what matters on your home screen. It runs on a private backend, not a product someone else is optimising.
Due when you said, nudged when it matters, not on a fixed polling clock.
What you tell it to remember becomes a rule the system enforces, not a hint.
One read in the morning: what is due, what changed, what needs an answer.
Today, attention, briefing and quick capture, on iOS and Android.
A scoped MCP endpoint so Claude Code, Cursor and friends can reach your state.
One tap in Settings removes the account and everything in it.
Kitten is not on the public stores. It is distributed privately through Play internal testing and TestFlight to people who have been invited. If you were sent here with an invite, use the link in that invite; if you are curious, get in touch.
Sign-in is Google or Apple only. There is no password to forget and no separate account to create: the first sign-in makes an empty account, and deleting it removes it.