For colony caretakers
Five black cats? You'll know exactly which is which.
You show up every day for cats who have no one else. FeralCatTracker remembers every one of them, so you don't have to carry it all in a notebook, or in your head.
Never on a public map. Strangers and other users can't see your colony.
Sound familiar?
Half your colony is black or tabby, and the photos are all over your phone.
Your notes say "Shadow or Pepper?" and you still don't know who's fixed.
One of them hasn't come by in a while, and you're not sure which one.
One place for every cat
Set it up at your computer once. After that, it lives on your phone, outside, with a bowl in your other hand.
9 fixed · 1 not fixed · 2 unknown
Every angle, every mark
Up to four photos per cat, plus the marks that matter, like a white chest spot or a kinked tail. Look-alikes stop looking alike.
Fixed, not fixed, or unknown
Every cat shows its status, and your colony shows its progress. You always know who's left to trap.
Notice who's missing
Tap Seen for each cat on your round. Cats you haven't seen in a week turn amber and move to the top of your list.
Some days are hard. The record-keeping shouldn't be.
Caring for cats you can't fully protect wears on you. Let the tracker hold the details, so your energy goes to the cats. And every time the progress bar fills in one more fixed cat, you'll see the difference you're making.
Private, because your cats depend on it
Never on a public map
Colonies are walled off from everything public on the site. No other user can see your colony or where it is.
Photos don't give you away
Location data is stripped from every photo before it's saved.
Your data isn't for sale
We don't sell it. The privacy policy spells out exactly what we keep and why.
What caretakers asked for next
These came straight from caretakers, and they're next on our list.
Vet and vaccine dates
Spay or neuter date, rabies, and microchip on each cat's record.
A day off
Invite a backup feeder you trust, so your colony is covered when you can't go.
A handoff plan
If you move or can't continue, pass the whole colony history to the next caretaker.
What would make this more helpful for you?
You know your colony better than anyone. Tell us what would help, even if it's something nobody has asked for yet.
Run a feral cat group or TNR program?
Point your members to a free tool made for the one-person caretaker. Lost and found is built in, so a missing colony cat can be reported with the same login.