u/dattebameow

When I was in a long distance relationship, one of the things I struggled with most was wanting to say 'I'm thinking of you' without starting a full conversation or feeling like I was interrupting their day. Texting felt like it demanded a response. Calling was too much sometimes. I just wanted a small, lightweight way to say 'I'm here' without any pressure attached to it. Did anyone else feel this way? How do you currently handle those small moments of wanting to reach out without making it a big deal?

When I was in a long distance relationship, one of the things I struggled with most was wanting to say 'I'm thinking of you' without starting a full conversation or feeling like I was interrupting their day. Texting felt like it demanded a response. Calling was too much sometimes. I just wanted a small, lightweight way to say 'I'm here' without any pressure attached to it. Did anyone else feel this way? How do you currently handle those small moments of wanting to reach out without making it a big deal?

Has anyone else completely blanked at the vet when they start asking questions about your cat?

Like... when was the last vaccine? What's she been eating? How long has this been going on? And you're just standing there trying to remember.

I'm a developer and I see this a lot in cat communities so I want to build an app specifically for this. Cat only, not one of those generic pet apps that's clearly built for dogs.

Basically it tracks your cat's vaccines, vet visits, medications, litter box habits. And the part I really want to build: AI that puts it all together into a summary you can send your vet before you even walk in.

Honestly just want to know if this is actually a problem people have before I build the whole thing. Would you use it? Would you pay like $5.99/month?

Be mean if you have to. I can take it.