Athens' cats have carers.
Now carers have
a platform.
Register the colony on your street. Coordinate with the volunteer down the block. Let a tourist scan a QR and buy your cats lunch. Built for the carer with a phone in one hand and a bowl in the other.
The Challenges Facing Athens' Caretakers
Athens has thousands of stray cats and a small army of unpaid volunteers who keep them alive. But they work alone, without records, and without support from the institutions.
Soraya is a 7-year-old female who brings a new litter almost every year. She is incredibly smart and impossible to capture.
Some of her past kittens had disappeared before anyone could intervene.
She is pregnant again, and so is her young daughter.
- 01Carers work alone
Two volunteers feeding cats 200 metres apart often don't know the other exists. No shared map. No shared registry. No way to coordinate.
- 02No record of who is who
Five black cats on the same block — some neutered, some not, some semi-owned. Everything lives in one person's memory. New volunteers can't read it.
- 03Neighborhood friction builds
Messy, unmapped feeding spots trigger constant complaints from local residents. Without official colony status, caretakers face endless arguments.
- 04Litters appear without warning
Kittens get sick and sometimes die before anyone notices. Nothing connects “litter just born here” with people who could foster or intervene.
Four tools, built for the street.
Built for the volunteer with a paper notebook and a phone full of cat photos. Works in the street, takes seconds, doesn't ask you to change how you already work.
01 / Colony Map
The Interactive Colony Map
Know where care is needed most. View verified cat colonies across Athens. See real-time statuses of feeding points, population sizes, and urgent medical locations in your neighbourhood without overlapping efforts.
02 / Cat Profiles
My Colonies & Cat Profiles
Track health, history, and sterilisation. Create dedicated profiles for every cat in your colony. Log critical data including sterilisation (TNR) dates, vaccination histories, medical conditions, and specific dietary needs so any visiting carer is fully informed.
03 / Notifications
Real-Time Care Notifications
Never miss a feeding or a medical deadline. Get instant updates when a fellow caretaker feeds a colony, flags a sick cat, or requests assistance with a trapping run. Stay perfectly synchronised with your local rescue network.
04 / Profile
Your Caregiver Profile
Build your local rescue network. Showcase your care history, manage the specific colonies you sponsor, and securely communicate with authorised caretakers in Athens to coordinate food distributions and vet runs.
Maria K. fed Colony A (7 cats)
2 MIN AGO
Νύχτα flagged — limping, needs vet
18 MIN AGO
Giorgos P. joined Colony B as carer
1 HR AGO
Eleni M. fed Colony C (3 cats)
3 HRS AGO
TNR scheduled: Εφέσου & Ευβοίας — Fri 8am
YESTERDAY
Built for the people who already do the work.
Carers generate the data. Tourists discover the cats. Donors fund the system. Three audiences, one platform.
Local carers & volunteers
You already feed them every morning. You take the sick ones to the vet. You foster the kittens nobody else will take. This is for you.
- ·Register your colony and each cat by name
- ·Coordinate with other carers in your area
- ·QR sign protects your colony from harm
- ·"Do not trap" flags visible to all volunteers
Associations & Vets
Connect with local carers, avoid fatal errors, learn which cats need help, and show your impact transparently.
- ·Organisation profile linking all your colonies
- ·Foster network coordination
- ·Coordinate TNR with carers
- ·Transparent donation tracking
Cat lovers
Athens' cats are part of what makes this city feel alive. You want to help — this is the right place.
- ·Scan a QR sign and find how to help a colony
- ·Foster temporarily a cat — coming in v1
- ·Browse cats available for adoption — coming in v1
- ·Become a volunteer
Why Pagrati, why now.
A dense central neighbourhood with active carers, established colonies, tourist foot traffic, and proximity to Nine Lives Greece. Small enough to test intensively in weeks. Connected enough that what works here spreads to Mets, Koukaki, and Exarchia.
Join the pilot.
We're looking for early collaborators — carers, vets, volunteers, anyone connected to the cats of Pagrati — to shape the platform before it opens to the public.