A little Pokémon energy.
A lot of campus cats.
Find cats on the NUST map and head to the blocks where they were last spotted. Log a sighting when you meet one.
Last-seen blocks. Cats may have moved.
Scan cats. Make their ID cards. Find them on the map. Feed, pet, review — and give them a CGPA.
For the NUST H-12 community, Islamabad.
Example cardAttendance: absolutely not.
That cat outside your department has a name, an ID card, and an academic record. Potato counts as a subject.
A face worth remembering.Point your camera at a cat. Confirm a match or discover a new face for the register.

Department of unattended lunches.
Card issuedGive a new cat a name and their own campus ID. Print a cute custom collar tag with their name and QR code.
CGPA
Log meals and pets, leave reviews, and give cats a CGPA in Cuteness, Girth, Potato and Attitude.
Example cards illustrate the app. The shared register grows with real campus sightings.
Find cats on the NUST map and head to the blocks where they were last spotted. Log a sighting when you meet one.
Last-seen blocks. Cats may have moved.
Your first sighting starts the collection. Meet more cats, explore campus, and make collars to grow your own achievement shelf.
Yes, there’s one for the night shift.
The Android beta is ready for NUST H-12.
Take it along on your next walk.
This is an early beta, so a few rough edges are part of the deal. The shared register needs an internet connection.
If the download won’t open inside Instagram, open this page in your phone’s browser and try again. This build is for ARM64 Android phones.
Install the new APK over your existing copy. Don’t uninstall first — that can remove the identity and history saved on your phone.
The page calls this release v0.1.1 beta. Android Settings shows the build’s internal version, 0.1.1.
Anyone with this link can download the beta. The map and campus register are built for NUST H-12, Islamabad, so that’s where sightings belong.