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Always wants the next trail.
Out now on Google Play and the App Store. Free.
Every cat you pass is a card you missed.
Tap to turn it over.
Numbered in catch order. Your first one only happens once.
Your album
A cat collecting game with real cats. Photograph the ones you actually meet, and each prints as a card cut from your photo, in the order you caught it.
Pocket pals
Yours from the first minute, and the first thing you see every time you open the app. Feed him, fuss him, dress him up.
Always wants the next trail.
Claims every sunbeam as a bed.
Fell asleep on a moonbeam once.
Dreams in peaches and cream.
PoCats is a cat spotting game for iPhone and Android. You photograph the real cats you meet, hold out a snack can, and keep a card cut from your own photo. If a search for a studio or a podcast sent you here, that is a different PoCats: this one is the cat game.
Only real ones. Every card started as a photograph you took of a cat in front of you, checked as a genuine living cat before the catch begins. Screens, printouts and toys are refused.
Free to download, free to play, and there is no advertising of any kind. An optional membership called the PoCats Club costs $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year in the US, and adds care moments, a bigger snack-can bag and a weekly box. It never changes your odds.
Every catch leaves a ball of yarn, and walking unwinds it. About 2,000 steps for a small one, 8,000 for a big one, and it opens for snack cans and coins. And if a cat turns up at your door on its own, that is the cat distribution system, and it is a cat in front of your camera like any other.
On Google Play for Android and the App Store for iPhone. Free on both.
People use that phrase for real-cat collecting games. PoCats is on iPhone and Android without adverts. See how real-cat games work and compare the available apps. Pokémon Go is a trademark of its owners and PoCats is not affiliated with them.
Both collect photographs of real cats. PoCats has no adverts, a short timing catch and cards you can rename. CatchCat documents friends, battles and community sightings. Both are on Android and iPhone. The head-to-head is here, dated and sourced.
On a wall, under a car, in a shop doorway.