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Roadmap
Felines was built in 14 days for Hack the Kitty 2026. This page documents where the product goes next.
Don't grow everywhere at once. Grow deep in each city before moving to the next.
Natal, RN → Northeast Brazil → Brazil → Latin America
Goal: Real data, real users, measurable impact in one city before any expansion.
- Partnership with ASPAN and Instituto Hope RN to populate the map with real colonies
- Partnership with CCZ Natal for neutering data
- Monthly field research with local caretakers
- Public impact dashboard with real metrics
- PWA — installable as app, works offline in the field
TNR campaigns with date, time and available slots. NGOs and CCZ register. Notifications sent to nearby caretakers automatically.
Caretakers coordinate who feeds each day of the week inside the colony page. Solves the coordination problem without WhatsApp groups.
Users register as available to host kittens or cats in recovery. Appears contextually when someone reports a found kitten or injured cat.
Interactive tool: user adjusts number of cats and neutering rate per month and sees the population curve over time. Educates and converts simultaneously.
Each colony generates a printable QR code. Caretaker posts it at the location. Passerby scans and lands on the colony page. Physical/digital bridge.
Service worker caches read articles. Important for field use with weak mobile signal.
Caretakers configure push notifications: "Remind me to check the colony every Monday at 5pm." Builds habit without requiring active app opens.
Generates a PDF with the colony's complete history. Useful for caretakers presenting to building managers or city officials.
After completing all articles and 10 care actions, the user receives a shareable digital certificate. Closes the conversion arc the product promises.
Open endpoint for researchers, NGOs and city governments to query aggregated data on colonies, reports and neutering by city. Swagger documented.
City governments register TNR campaigns directly in Felines. Caretakers in the area receive automatic notifications.
Durable notification workflows: if a colony has no check-in in 7 days, notify all followers. If a report isn't resolved in 48h, escalate to nearest caretakers.
Dedicated dashboard for NGOs and shelters to manage multiple colonies, export reports and coordinate volunteers.
| Phase | Location | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Natal, RN | Current product |
| 2 | Fortaleza, Recife, Salvador | 500+ colonies in Natal |
| 3 | São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, BH | National NGO partnership |
| 4 | Latin America (ES/PT) | Mature product with public API |
| Metric | 6-month goal | 1-year goal |
|---|---|---|
| Colonies mapped in Natal | 50 | 200 |
| Monthly active users | 200 | 1,000 |
| Neutering operations registered | 100 | 500 |
| Reports resolved | 80% | 90% |
| NPS | 40+ | 60+ |
Have an idea that aligns with Felines' principles?
- Collaboration over competition
- Action before commitment
- Education through logic, not emotion
- Animal safety as a design decision
Open a feature request on GitHub and let's discuss it.