These terms cover Purrs & Days: the iPhone app and this website. For questions about Purrs & Days or these terms, contact support@purrsanddays.app.
App availability
Purrs & Days is being prepared for iPhone. This site describes the app in development; availability, prices, and offers will be confirmed in the App Store when released.
Apple’s app license
The app uses Apple’s Standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement. The App Store listing and purchase confirmation will show the applicable terms.
Optional plans
The free tier includes everyday care for one active cat and the Daily log, with every entry kept and PDF and CSV export. Owner Plus and Cattery add the features described on the homepage. Apple presents the price, subscription period, and any eligible introductory offer before you confirm. Subscriptions renew according to Apple’s purchase terms unless cancelled in your Apple subscription settings. Owner Plus Lifetime is a one-time purchase of Owner Plus access, not a subscription, and does not include Cattery. Prices on this website are in US dollars; Apple shows your local price and eligible trial before purchase.
Purrs & Days and Paws & Days are separate apps; a purchase in one does not unlock the other. Showing or hiding Kittens does not change your subscription. Existing records, saved photos, individual care updates, and backup tools remain accessible after a subscription ends; creating new paid content still requires the relevant plan.
Keep your own copy
Your recordbook is stored on your iPhone. Regularly export backups and keep a copy away from the device. Backups include personal notes and photographs and are not password-protected.
Care records, not medical advice
The app helps organize observations, care dates, and records. The daily log records what you notice; it does not score, interpret or diagnose it. The app does not predict fertility or replace advice from a qualified veterinarian. Confirm care decisions and schedules with your vet.
Your photos and sharing
Use content you have permission to store and share. You decide what to export and where to send it. Once shared, the destination’s rules and privacy practices apply.