Catch the
cats you meet.

Neko Alley turns a real cat into a tiny pixel pet that lives on your phone.

Not out yet She'll wake up when it ships.

Five of the eight coats. The rest are out there.

How it works

Point. Catch. Keep.

No account, no setup. You find a cat, the cat becomes yours.

Open the camera on any cat — yours, a neighbor's, the one that lives behind the restaurant. Neko Alley knows a cat when it sees one.

It reads the coat straight off the photo — orange tabby, calico, void — and builds a sprite to match. That cat, not a cat.

Your neko moves into the alley. Naps on the windowsill, wanders past, wakes up when you tap it. It's there tomorrow too.

A look

Home. Everyone you've caught, out living in the alley.

Nekodex. Eight coats to find. Some you'll have to look for.

Stickers. Every catch turns into one, automatically.

Small things

Your cat settles into the Dynamic Island and sleeps there while you do other things. Look closely — it's breathing.

Every catch shows up in your sticker drawer twice: the real photo, die-cut, and the pixel one, animated.

A widget with whoever's out at the moment, so you catch a glimpse of them without opening anything.

Everything happens on your phone. No account, no upload, nothing to sign in to. Here's the whole policy.

Neko Alley is coming to iPhone. There's one out there with your name on it.

Almost ready Check back shortly.