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I need this so badly. I’ve held out on buying a pet tracker for my cat because I didn’t feel like they were prioritizing the features I needed most. The only current products on the market either don’t have a battery, meaning you can only get location when it’s within range, or are battery-powered but track every movement of the cat, meaning you have to charge it frequently. Find My Cat has struck the perfect balance, giving me real-time location info via GPS whenever I NEED to know where my cat is, without tracking every little movement. Plus, the hyper-precise locating feature (within bluetooth range) is genius! And, the fact that it’s open-source?! Means it’s only going to keep getting better. If they can get the hardware down to around half its current size, it will be truly a miracle for cat owners. 👏 I can’t wait to put one on my Mila. 🥰 🐈 Thanks for making this!!
Interesting to see such a product here. My congrats on the launch. It also looks very stylish. What is the monetization? As far as I understood, 1-2 $ monthly payments, but any payment for the gadget?
I currently use an air tag with my Cat which is excellent while I live in a city this would be great for when I visit my parents and have to bring the cat. I don't expect the cat to get out but if it does it would be nice to know that I can track my cat and bring him back home. This would also work wonders with Dogs, as when you get a new dog they often find the holes in fences and then you have to get your daily work getting your dog back. It would still be a workout, but knowing where they've gone without running around in panic looking for them would be great. I'm super excited to see that it's open-source as well! I'm definitely going to look into this :D
Waiting for buy! When it will be available will be a "killer" device!
I can’t get over how you solve the hardware problem with better software. The battery life squashes what’s on the market. Solid documentation.
The quality of the project and its documentation is just amazing. I studied electronics but always spent my time in software, and this inspired me to combine all! Lovely work, and thanks for making this open-source!
