Attention, earned gently.
People notice your pet because it's alive. Then it gives them reasons to stay: it rewards their curiosity, keeps them company, and gently points them toward you when they need help. All without ever nagging.
Every visit has a little story.
Most visits are short, so your pet shows its personality in the first seconds and follows the visit, not the clock.
Arrive
First seconds
Makes a small entrance and says hello once.
Noticed, without shouting.
Discover
First 40 seconds
At its most eager. The first click, scroll or quick mouse move will very likely get a reaction.
Visitors discover it's alive before they look away.
Invite
Around 15–25 seconds
If nobody has played yet and the mouse wanders toward its side of the screen, it invites them over.
Most people won't touch a widget unless they're asked.
Reward
The first touch
The first hover, stroke or pet always gets an extra-big response.
A first touch that pays off invites a second.
Companion
While reading
Little glances as the page scrolls. Calm while people read, silent while they type.
Good company that never competes with your content.
Guide
Moments of doubt
When a visitor seems stuck, it gently draws their eye toward your help.
A moment of doubt becomes a chance to help.
Doze
After a long quiet
When nothing happens for a good while, it curls up and falls asleep.
A sleeping pet never distracts a reader.
Return
Back to the tab
After 20 seconds or more away, it wakes up and waves welcome back.
Coming back gets a warm hello.
It notices when a visitor drifts.
Quiet moments are when people wander off or get stuck. Your pet picks up on a few of them and answers with a gentle nudge, never more than once per page.
Reached the end, then stopped
About eight seconds after a visitor stops at the bottom of the page, your pet gets curious, then waves: I'm here if you need me.
Heading for the exit
When the mouse slips out through the top of the window, your pet looks up once with a curious tilt. Just enough to be noticed. No pop-up, no pleading.
Clicking again and again
Rapid clicks on the same spot often mean frustration. Your pet looks over with concern and, if you have a chat, waves to offer help.
Reading without moving
Your pet quiets down, grows drowsy and dozes off. When the visitor moves again it wakes up, and that little moment is a delight of its own.
Back from another tab
After a while away, your pet wakes up if it was dozing and gives a welcome-back wave.
Play pays off.
Every first touch is rewarded, and the rewards grow the longer someone plays. Even petting a sleeping pet earns a happy, sleepy wake-up instead of a fright.
- First hoverA happy greeting
- First strokeVisible delight
- Keep pettingIt gets excited
- A long petting streakA celebration, once per page
Built not to nag.
Pop-ups- Your pet never covers your page, blocks a click or opens anything on its own.
Nagging- Two invitations per page at most, and only one of them comes with words.
Guilt-trip goodbyes- Visitors on their way out get a curious look, never a sad farewell.
Staring at the cursor- It only watches the mouse when it comes close, then gets on with its own business.
Nonstop performing- It saves its big moves for special moments and hushes while people type.
Judge it by your own numbers.
We won't promise you a lift. Your dashboard shows how often your pet is seen, played with and used to open chat, so you can see for yourself what it does for your site. Visitors are never profiled.
How we measure without tracking people- ImpressionsSite-wide total
- Pet interactionsSite-wide total
- Chats openedSite-wide total
- Visitor profiles and cookiesNever collected
