Neko Alley turns the cats you meet into tiny pixel pets who think they run the place. Point your camera at one. She moves into a little room on your phone, and from then on she tells you when it's time to play.
No account, no setup. You find a cat; the cat decides the rest.
Open the camera on any cat: yours, a neighbour's, the one behind the restaurant. Her coat comes straight off the photo, and that exact cat moves in.
Once a day one of them wants to play. play, human.
Hold a finger on the floor: it's a laser dot, and she leaves her
seat to chase it wherever you take it.
fine. fun ♥
, or bored.
and she wanders off halfway.
Either way the days add up to hearts, and every heart is a gift
she left by the door: a hat, a bed, a window for the room.
The room. Six cats home at a time, whoever's turn it is. Pinch in on one. Tap a piece of furniture to swap it; put a box down and see who leaves her seat for it.
Her page. Hearts, her wardrobe, every time you've met. Press and hold her in the room: from heart 3 she purrs.
Nekodex. Every cat you've met, 8 coats to find, and the things they've asked you for.
The cat who wants to play sits in the Dynamic Island until you deal with her, a red dot trailing behind. Tap her there and the room opens.
From heart 3 she purrs and hearts float up. Before that you get the look, and sometimes the look comes with a shake of the head.
The furniture is hers; she only lets you move it. The box is irresistible, a bed almost as much, and the window goes back to its spot if you take the picture down.
Her coat is read from the photo on your phone. Your photos stay on your phone, and in your own iCloud if you're signed in; nobody else sees them. No account to make. Here's the whole policy.
Neko Alley is coming to iPhone. There's one out there who already has opinions about you.