CatOpsOrdering cats for missions
A humane pest control concept where trained shelter cats can be requested, tracked, and reviewed through a simple digital service.
A playful idea with a practical product logic
CatOps turns an old mouse-hunting solution into a digital service. Users can request a trained shelter cat, choose the right hunter, track the mission, and get a clear result summary.
Pest control can feel excessive for a simple problem
Traps are unpleasant, poison is risky, repellers are unreliable, and extermination services can be inconvenient. The challenge was to make a more humane option feel clear, trustworthy, and easy to request.
I split the mission request into clear steps
Instead of one long form, the request is built around location, problem type, urgency, cat selection, add-ons, and confirmation. This makes an unusual service feel simple and guided.
Cat matching needed to be explainable, not magical
Each recommendation explains why a cat fits the mission: skills, temperament, availability, space type, and previous results. This makes the choice easier to trust and compare.
A mission is easier to trust when it becomes a timeline
After a cat is selected, the dashboard shows each stage of the mission: request created, cat matched, preparation, dispatch, hunting started, activity detected, and completion.
The interface uses strict structure with playful content
I kept the layout clean and operational, while small details add character: cat profiles, mission statuses, hunting stats, and optional extras like live tracking or GoPro view.
The concept became a clear product system, not just a funny interface
The final concept connects request flow, cat profiles, matching logic, mission tracking, AI summaries, paid add-ons, and a shelter business model into one understandable service.
