Kitty Café Life

A little old café in Paris or Tokyo, guests to serve — and one evening, a quiet meow outside.

A cozy first-person café & cat-rescue game for iPhone and iPad, drawn in a warm, ink-outlined style you can walk around in. Made by a family with 6 cats.

Coming soon on the App Store
  • iPhone & iPad
  • English & Deutsch
  • No ads, no accounts, no internet
Have a look around

One small café, two cities, four cats

Clean it up, make it beautiful, serve coffee and croissants (or green tea and onigiri), and watch your guests fall for the cats.

The café's street in Paris: two guests at a bistro table on the terrace, a regular on his way in, and five stars over the door.
Paris: the terrace on a bright afternoon.
The same café in Tokyo: red paper lanterns, a noren over the door, cherry blossom over the pavers, and two cats watching from the doorway.
Tokyo: lanterns, a noren, and the cherry over the pavers.
Inside the café: a guest at her table with her order bubble up, the kitten by the counter, the pastry case stocked, bunting over the beams.
Inside: a guest, her order, and the kitten by the counter.
A cat asleep on a guest's lap at her table, her hand resting on it.
A lap to land on.
The Wardrobe: your portrait in a mirror card wearing the rose apron, with chips for skin, hair and hair colour.
The wardrobe: you, in the mirror.
The daily welcome card over the café: Welcome back! The cats missed you. +18 catcoins, day 4 in a row.
A welcome every day — the cats missed you.
Two cities, one café

Where should your café be?

Every new game chooses a city — its own street, roofline, lanterns, menu and café-name suggestions. Same cozy heart.

Kitty Café Life — Tokyo: the family's black cat badge.

A lane of small shops and red paper lanterns.

Kitty Café Life — Paris: the family's grey-and-white tabby badge.

A little street of bakeries and flower boxes.

What you can do

A day in the café, and the life around it

A day runs from nine in the morning to eight at night — about eleven real minutes — and nothing in it is timed against you, scored against you, or for sale.

The cats

Four rescue cats find their way to you — a meow outside one evening, a kitten hiding in a cardboard box — and once she trusts you, she walks in through the door and asks for her name.

A day in the café

Open up, stock the case, serve croissants or onigiri, close up and go to bed — from a low golden morning to an amber dusk, with one warm line about a cat at the end of every day.

Guests, indoors and out

Guests take a chair inside or a bistro seat on the terrace, fall for the cats — and, with a little luck, get a cat on their lap and stroke her with their own hand.

Dress yourself

Skin, hair, an apron, a hat, a pair of glasses — chosen in the wardrobe or in the mirror over the basin, and worn at once: your own hands change under your thumb.

The sticker album

Thirty stickers on six pages: your cats wearing the names you gave them, the city's own pastries, the regulars, the cats' antics — and three rare visitors to wait for.

Decoration Mode

Tap the couch and the ceiling steps aside: drag the furniture anywhere in a plan view of the whole café, turn it, pinch to zoom, and pick your walls, floor and awning.

Made for kids

No ads, no accounts, no internet — the game works exactly the same in aeroplane mode. Nobody is ever ill, nothing is timed, and no one is told off. Everything is saved on your device only, in English or in Deutsch.

Made by a family with 6 cats, for a family, with paws on the keyboard.

Every cat, guest, croissant and meow is drawn by the game's own code. The music is Kevin MacLeod's and the purr is a real cat — both credited here.