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Catches your cat walking across the keyboard and stops the damage before it is sent. Your cat typed that. We caught it. Every remote worker with a cat has the story: the gibberish message to the boss, the doc full of "jjjjjjjj", the chat that suddenly went sideways. Cat Detected watches for the way paws type, which is nothing like fingers: several neighboring keys at once, one key flooding, strings with no real words, or a key held way too long. When it spots one, it freezes typing and asks: That was me: keeps everything you typed, in one click. Blame the cat: erases what the cat typed. FREE • Paw detection on the websites you use • The Cat detected pop-up with one-click "That was me" and "Blame the cat" • Low, Medium or High sensitivity (Low is the default, friendly to slow typists) • Turn it off for any site PRO, US$4.99 one-time, no subscription • Send blocker: holds messages in web Gmail and web Slack until you approve them, so a cat message never reaches your boss • Paw damage undo: puts your text back the way it was before the cat walked through • Tab rescue: Chrome can't stop a tab from closing, so if the cat closes one, Cat Detected reopens it • Shoo sound: plays a shoo the moment a cat is detected, to move them along • Cat translator: tells you, in your cat's words, what they were really up to • Monthly rap sheet: a shareable card of your cat's keyboard crimes • Multi-cat profiles: keep a separate record for every suspect in the house Good to know Cat Detected works in your browser. It can't reach desktop apps like the Slack, Teams or Zoom apps. Detection is smart but not perfect, so "That was me" never loses what you typed. In Google Docs, "Blame the cat" may not erase everything the cat typed. Private by design Everything runs on your computer. Your keystrokes never leave your device and what you type is never stored. The only network call is a license check for Pro. More at https://catdetected.netlify.app