Press kit

Everything you need to cover Cat Collector: fact sheet, screenshots, brand assets, and story angles. For anything else, reach Nicholas at press [at] catcollector.app.

Download the press kit (zip, 9 MB)

The one-liner

Cat Collector turns the real cats you meet into trading cards you collect, share, and send as iMessage stickers.

About Cat Collector

See a cat outside? Snap a photo. Cat Collector lifts it onto a die-cut sticker card with your photo, the place you found it, and your name, all on one hand-drawn trading card. The cat goes into your library, and anyone who taps your card's link can add it to theirs. Someone's orange tabby from three cities over can end up in your collection.

Every cat is a real cat. The app's machine vision checks that a photo is an actual cat before it becomes a card. No AI-generated cats, no chat, no DMs, nothing to buy.

Fact sheet

App name: Cat Collector: Catch Real Cats
Developer: nftstory limited
Platform: iPhone (iOS 17+), also runs on iPad
Price: Free
Sign-up: None. Pick a username and start catching
Released: July 1, 2026
Category: Games (Casual), Entertainment, Family
Age rating: 4+
App Store: apps.apple.com/app/id6783591388
Website: catcollector.app
Press contact: Nicholas — press [at] catcollector.app

How it works

Catch a cat. See a cat, snap a photo, it's yours.
Get the card. Your photo, the place, and the finder all go on the card.
Share it. Drop the card's link anywhere; anyone who taps it collects your cat too.
Send stickers. Your cats become iMessage stickers you can text from the keyboard.

Story angles

Pokemon GO for real cats: a collecting game where the creatures are the actual cats of your neighborhood.
Real cats, not AI: in a feed full of generated pets, every card starts as a photo of a cat that exists.
The bodega cat as local celebrity: neighborhoods have most-collected cats and a first-catcher.
A reason to walk: people go out to get their steps in and come home with a new card.
Privacy by design: cards show the neighborhood, never the exact spot; no email, no account, no chat.