Israeli Startup Lets You Spy on Your Cat All Day
Workplace productivity rates projected to decrease a trillion percent
April 23, 2014
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Israel may have been the Start-Up Nation for a while now, but never was that title more deserved than right this second. That’s because an Israeli start-up has created something that might just completely change the way we see our world our cat’s world.
Cat2See appears to be a device that allows users to solve one of the most vexing questions of our era: what does my cat do all day long? It’s a roving webcam, feeding device, and toy, all of which can be operated remotely from a smartphone. Plus there’s a way to share photos from the webcam, because cats.
We may never know if Jews are a cat people or a dog people, but that doesn’t mean we won’t helicopter parent our cats like nobody’s business. I’m talking about you, Cat Stevens.
Stephanie Butnick is the founder of GOLDA, a Jewish lifestyle newsletter. She hosted the Tablet podcast Unorthodox, co-authored The Newish Jewish Encyclopedia: From Abraham to Zabar’s and Everything in Between, and worked as a writer and editor at Tablet.
