Original studies that turn cat owners into research collaborators. Anonymized data, peer-style methodology, open results — because the best source on cat behavior is the people living with cats.
Why do cats sprint through the house at 3am? We're building the first crowdsourced dataset on feline nocturnal activity — tracking when it happens, what triggers it, and whether anything actually helps. Anonymized, peer-style methodology, open results.
Do indoor cats get enough enrichment — and what does "enough" actually mean for feline cognitive health?
When do cats sleep, for how long, and in which spots — and how much does the household routine shape it?
How do cats in shared homes establish territory, manage conflict, and — occasionally — form genuine bonds?
Every study starts with something cat owners actually wonder about — a behavior that's understudied or a gap in the academic literature. We build a structured survey around it.
You answer questions about your cat. We collect thousands of responses, strip all identifying information, and build a dataset no single researcher could assemble alone.
The findings go public — readable by everyone, not locked behind a paywall. You contributed the data; you get the answer. That's citizen science done properly.
New studies, published results, and weekly feline science — every Tuesday, free.