Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Napf Remembers Which Cat Food Gets Eaten
A cat-food tracker that scans barcodes, records each cat’s verdict, and turns the household’s preferences into a shopping list.
Field notes
The proposed workflow records each cat separately, asks for the previous food’s rating when the next item is opened, and uses those entries to identify favorites and falling preferences. The sample interface shows five verdict levels, a “not at the bowl” option, and a 30-day purchasing example with quantities such as six Feringa portions and six Animonda cans. The project says it currently remains in closed testing rather than public app-store release.
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