For the people who look after outdoor cats.
eartip keeps the record of a cat colony — the cats, their photos, the counts, who feeds them and when — on the phone of the person who's there every day. It's built with trap-neuter-return groups, for the caretakers they work with.
Why the name
When a community cat is trapped, fixed, vaccinated and put back where it lives, the vet clips the tip of one ear — usually the left. It's how anyone can tell from across a parking lot that this cat has already been helped. Every tipped ear is somebody's work, and this is where it gets written down.
Kept by the caretaker
Named cats with photos, head counts and the feeding routine, logged from a phone in a minute. See at a glance which cats are tipped and which still need it.
Private by design
Where a colony lives is seen only by the group's coordinators. There's no public map, and photos have their location data removed before they're saved.
Nothing to install
It works in the browser on any phone. Big type, big buttons, and nothing to download from an app store.
Groups using eartip
Want to know more?
Questions, or running a TNR group yourself — write to us.
eartip.org