Call your phone
Say the clear three-word phrase: “Hey Cat Phone.”
Say “Hey Cat Phone” and your phone answers with a loud meow—even when it is locked or hiding under the sofa. Android can answer through its alarm channel; on iPhone, response loudness follows your device volume.

Say “Hey Cat Phone”
Cat in Phone turns a simple voice call into a reliable sound beacon for the phone somewhere nearby.
Say the clear three-word phrase: “Hey Cat Phone.”
The phrase is processed directly on your Android or Apple device using offline English recognition.
Your cat answers through the platform's audible playback path. Android temporarily uses alarm volume; iPhone uses its current device volume.
In the mobile app, your voice triggers this moment. On the web, tap the button to preview the response.
Demo animation only — browser microphone is not used.
Find Mode is enabled by default. Its green status button lets you stop listening whenever you need privacy or lower battery use; inactive mode is gray and remains off after you close and reopen the app until you enable it again.
Balanced offline recognition listens specifically for “Hey Cat Phone” and rejects unrelated speech.
Stroke your companion for a calm response. Move too quickly and the sleepy animal may answer with its own startled call.
Android can temporarily use and raise its alarm channel. iPhone uses audible playback while keeping volume under user control.
Choose three cats or nine distinct animals—including a cow, horse, hen, and piglet. Every animal has its own finder call, calm response, startled sound, and idle motion.
On Android and iOS, Premium adds a custom 2–4 word offline phrase, three sensitivity levels, three cat sound styles, species-matched animal sounds, and smooth companion animations.
Offline Find Mode, a clear green/gray listening toggle with remembered state, background and lock-screen operation, alarm-volume meow, cat interactions, Premium, and tablet layouts.
The native iOS implementation includes on-device English recognition, interruption recovery, lock-screen audio mode, cat interactions, shared Premium personalization, and App Store purchase/restore. Final signing, background endurance, and StoreKit sandbox tests require a Mac and physical Apple devices.
No. The wake phrase is recognized entirely on the device. Android uses the app's embedded offline model; iOS requires a device that supports Apple's on-device English recognition.
On Android, Find Mode temporarily uses and raises the alarm stream, then restores it. On iPhone and iPad, playback can bypass the silent switch, but Apple does not let apps raise system volume; leave device volume high enough to hear the response.
Android uses a microphone foreground service and partial wake lock. iOS uses a user-enabled background audio session and attempts to recover after calls and audio interruptions. Platform policies, battery management, and other audio apps can interrupt either platform; force-quitting the iOS app always stops Find Mode until the app is launched again.
Yes. Tap the green “Find Mode active” control in the app. It becomes gray and stops microphone listening. That choice is remembered when the app closes, so Find Mode stays inactive on the next launch until you tap it again.
Free Find Mode uses “Hey Cat Phone.” Premium lets you build an ordered 2–4 word phrase by tapping supported word tags: hey, cat, phone, kitty, find, me, wake, up, hello, sleepy, where, are, you, and every animal name. Unsupported or misspelled words cannot be entered.
Premium includes three cats plus Golden Puppy, Cozy Fox, Sleepy Owl, Panda Cub, Lop Rabbit, Dreamy Cow, Chestnut Horse, Golden Hen, and Pink Piglet. The nine non-cat animals each include a distinct finder call, calm response, and startled sound. Cats retain Original Voice, Tiny Kitty, and Deep Tom styles—30 sound experiences in total.
Yes. Cats support Calm Breathing, Dreamy Sway, or Cozy Pulse. Each additional animal also adds a smooth profile-matched idle movement while the orange halo remains static. In customization, tap the portrait to preview its finder sound, or use Restore defaults to return to the gray cat, Original Voice, Calm Breathing, Balanced sensitivity, and “Hey Cat Phone.”
Neither. Premium is a one-time in-app purchase inside the same Cat in Phone app. It unlocks personalization; the complete core phone finder stays free.
Yes. Use Restore purchases in the app while signed in to the Google Play or App Store account that originally bought Premium.
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