Forthcoming feline entertainment system

BEYOND CAT TV

Darcy, a gray cat, reclining with magenta and blue neon edge lighting.

FELISYNTH™ is a forthcoming screen-based entertainment and enrichment system created specifically for cats.

GENERATED LIVE. NEVER LOOPED.
FELISYNTH // VISUAL SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT SIGNAL
VISUAL SYSTEM // DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW
NOT A LIVE TRANSMISSION
PUBLIC BETA IN DEVELOPMENT FINAL VISUAL SYSTEM NOT SHOWN
FORMATREAL-TIME
CONTENTGENERATIVE
STATUSPRIVATE DEV
PUBLIC BETACOMING SOON
Why this exists

Most cats are home. Alone.

America keeps some 74 million cats, and two out of three of them never go outside. Their entire hunting life happens indoors — most of it in an empty home, during workdays and weekends away.

74MCats in U.S. homesMore than one in four American households.
2 of 3Live entirely indoorsThe screen is the only window that moves.
13–19%Show distress when left alonePublished feline behavioral research.
40–60%Overweight or obeseIndoor confinement is a named risk factor.

Figures from industry census surveys (APPA, AVMA) and peer-reviewed veterinary literature. Today's "cat TV" is human video pointed at wildlife — filmed for human eyes, looped for human patience. FELISYNTH is built for the eyes actually watching.

Project status

Built for the animal watching it.

FeliSynth is being developed as a new approach to screen-based feline entertainment: continuously generated rather than built from prerecorded repeating footage. And generated means simulated — no AI-generated imagery on the stream, ever. Every frame is deterministic simulation, reproducible from a seed.

The underlying software, behavioral models, content systems, interaction design and commercial features remain in private development and are intentionally not described here.

FELINE-FIRSTDesigned specifically for cats.
RESEARCH-INFORMEDGrounded in feline perception and behavior literature.
NO AI IMAGERYEvery broadcast frame is deterministic simulation, never AI-generated content.
PUBLIC BETADetails will appear here when testing opens.