Updated October 17, 2026. This guide teaches the current KittenSchedule account, checklist, household, and Premium workflows. Compare the customer's need with what is actually on their screen before recommending a purchase.
The useful result and the right audience
KittenSchedule combines an age-based care plan with a Pet Passport: the kitten’s identity, vet and health records, weight, medications, documents, insurance information, and emergency details. It also includes an owner-controlled found-pet page and QR code, care packs, feeding and health logging, and a kitten coach. The first-year checklist continues into an adult-cat plan with Premium.
It fits a new owner who needs a clearer next step, a household keeping the same cat’s records, and someone preparing useful information for a vet or sitter. Begin with one accurate profile and the next care item. Introduce Passport or sharing only when they answer an actual need.
This is care organization and educational guidance. The app does not sense what happened, certify a vaccination, diagnose symptoms, or replace a veterinarian. Confirm treatment, feeding, and medical timing with the professional who knows the animal. An owner worried about an ill kitten needs that professional help promptly.
Questions to ask first
Ask the kitten’s age, whether the birthday is known or estimated, what records came from the rescue or breeder, and which details are hardest to find. Does another caregiver need the same records? Are there several cats? Will they mainly use the web, iPhone/iPad, or Android?
Ask which result matters first: knowing what is due, preparing a vet visit, keeping medication instructions together, feeding records, a sitter handoff, or emergency contact details. For a person worried about symptoms, stop the sales conversation and encourage veterinary help.
A useful recommendation is: “Let’s save Mochi’s plan and compare its next item with your existing paperwork. Then we can look at the Passport if keeping those records together would help.” Do not ask a prospect to send you private documents or tell them that the app’s proposed timing overrides their veterinarian.
Free and Premium
The current US web Premium offer is $8.99/month or $89.99/year, with a 7-day free trial for eligible new subscribers on either plan. Web checkout asks for a card. Account creation does not charge the owner; purchase confirmation is separate. The chosen plan renews after the trial unless canceled. Lifetime is no longer sold; existing Lifetime owners keep their access.
Free has no end date and requires no card. It includes one kitten, today’s care and what comes next, task reminders, the emergency card, the found-pet page and QR code, exports, Shop and Shelf, and read access to records already saved in Passport. It is a useful continuing plan, not an automatic paid trial.
Premium keeps the Passport editable, including vet, vaccine and health records, weight, medications, insurance, and documents. It adds the full timeline and history, adult-cat plan, calendar feed, broader due-date/renewal/medication/custom reminders, care packs, multiple cats, and household sharing. Compare the current feature gate with the person’s need instead of treating every screen as permanently free.
When Premium ends, saved records remain readable and exportable. An owner can still turn off a found-pet page or sitter link. Explain the difference between retaining their data and continuing to edit paid features. The photo journal remains device-local; account sharing is not a promise of cloud photo recovery.
Read the actual purchase sheet for currency, trial eligibility, first charge date, and renewal terms. Apple and Google may differ by country or account eligibility. Customers confirm their own purchases; an affiliate never needs their store password or payment details.
Lesson 1 — Create the account and kitten profile
Have a new customer begin from your own current KittenSchedule link in Residual Apps. Preview the kitten’s plan, then create the free account to save it. Returning users sign into their original account; use password recovery instead of creating a second account to recover missing records.
Enter the kitten’s name, birthdate, and offered breed/coat information. The birthday drives age-based dates, so read it back with the owner. Use the actual estimate if unknown and confirm timing with their veterinarian. Complete any displayed setup questions accurately; do not check past care simply because it probably happened.
Confirm the selected cat after saving. Current main navigation includes Today, Coach, Plan, Passport, Shop, and More. More leads to care packs, reminders, history, settings and related tools. Older installed versions may show an earlier tab arrangement; update through the official store before expecting the current layout.
Each cat needs a separate profile. Check the selected name before every log, document, or reminder. Adding more cats requires the appropriate Premium access; an existing record is not missing merely because another pet is selected.
Lesson 2 — Use Today without creating false records
Today shows the selected kitten’s current care and upcoming needs. Read the task title, date, and notes, and compare them with the owner’s actual records. An overdue status comes from the app’s age-based dates and stored completions; it is not a clinical finding.
The group Before you brought [name] home separates earlier items. Open it and check rescue, breeder, or veterinary paperwork. Mark an item only when the owner can confirm it happened. Checking a box stores a record; it does not book an appointment, buy supplies, administer a treatment, or contact the veterinarian.
Check the saved result and selected cat after a completion. If the connection is uncertain, inspect or sync before tapping repeatedly. A reassuring-looking empty list is not a reason to invent completed care. “Nothing due today” means no item due under the plan, not that the animal has no daily needs.
The current app also provides feeding and health-log tools. They record what the caregiver enters. Use the relevant visible form with accurate time, amount/unit or observation; read any Premium gate before promising access. A health flag or educational next step does not diagnose the cat. Contact the veterinarian for concerning symptoms rather than waiting for a software response.
Lesson 3 — Use Plan and the kitten coach
Open Plan to review upcoming age-based care. Premium provides the full timeline/history and adult-cat plan. Read the selected kitten’s name and dates, inspect a task’s explanation, and compare the next few weeks with existing veterinary instructions.
Correct an accidental completion at the exact item using its available control. Confirm the selected cat and inspect the resulting status. Do not check another row to offset a mistake or erase a genuine record just to create a clean demonstration. Keep official paperwork separately.
The Coach tab offers kitten guidance, with steps and progress for the topics shown. Read the actual lesson before demonstrating it. Guidance and milestones are educational; they do not promise that every kitten develops at the same speed or that following them prevents disease.
To practice, choose one clearly fictional task in a demo account, observe its status change, and undo only the practice action. Do not click medical tasks in a customer’s account for a sales example.
Lesson 4 — Read History and export accurately
Open More → History for the available care history, and use Passport for the cat’s saved records. Full history/timeline tools require Premium; previously saved Passport data remains readable and exportable on Free. Check the selected animal, event date, and original source before describing any entry.
The current offer keeps exports available on Free. Open Passport → Exports, choose the appropriate output, and inspect the resulting file. Available formats include a new-vet packet, vaccination-record summary, emergency card, and lost-pet flyer. A care-summary control may require recorded items before it can create useful output.
Verify the animal’s name, dates, entries, destination information, and any QR code before sharing. A button tap is not proof that a file saved or reached a recipient. If the operating system opens a share or print sheet, the owner still completes that step.
These are summaries of entered records, not a veterinary signature, official vaccination certificate, prescription, or proof of an appointment. Share them with the owner’s permission and retain source documents. A useful handoff is: “Please check these saved records and tell us anything that should differ for this cat.”
Lesson 5 — Passport, privacy, and household sharing
Use Passport to organize the selected cat’s identity and chip details, vet contacts, health records, weight, medications, documents, insurance, emergency information, and backup caretaker. Premium permits ongoing editing. Before saving a record, check the date, unit, expiry, and source; inspect it afterward. Medication entries must reflect the actual professional instructions rather than an affiliate’s suggested dose.
For a document, choose the appropriate record and upload control, wait for confirmation, then reopen the saved file. A local filename or thumbnail alone does not prove that the document synced. Keep the original paperwork separately.
Found-pet page provides an owner-controlled link and QR code. Review which contact details will be public before enabling or printing it. Test the owner’s resulting page privately, keep it current, and use the disable control when needed. It is not GPS tracking, an emergency-response service, or a guarantee a finder will contact the owner. Free access retains this feature and the ability to switch it off.
In More → Settings → Household sync, a Premium household can create an invitation. The other caregiver signs into their own account, enters the private code, and chooses Join household. Check that both see the intended cat and shared records after sync. Only one household member needs Premium. A household code is separate from an affiliate link, and moving an existing shared household may need support.
The photo journal is stored on the current device. Preserve originals elsewhere; signing into another phone does not establish photo recovery. Do not clear app storage or uninstall while valuable local pictures or pending changes remain.
Lesson 6 — Notifications, access, and billing
Open reminders from More. The current app offers email reminders and supported iPhone/Android notifications with permission. Choose the desired hour and channels, inspect what is enabled, and test a noncritical reminder. Premium adds broader renewal, medication and custom reminders and the calendar feed. Do not promise guaranteed delivery or use an alert as a substitute for checking an important date. Reminder emails provide an unsubscribe option.
When Premium is missing after purchase, check the correct KittenSchedule account, connection, receipt, and billing channel. Use Restore purchases where offered in the installed app with the original store identity. Do not purchase a second time while activation is uncertain.
Cancel web renewal through the app’s web billing controls. Manage Apple or Google renewals in the original store’s subscriptions. For a store trial, follow the store’s displayed deadline; the official offer advises canceling at least 24 hours before it ends. Uninstalling or account deletion does not cancel store billing. Existing Lifetime owners have no recurring Lifetime renewal to cancel.
Use Send feedback in Settings for a product issue and choose whether a response is welcome. Report the platform/version, selected screen, action, and exact error, with only necessary redacted evidence. Billing help is also available at support@kittenschedule.com. Referral-credit questions go to Residual Apps with the app name and your own dashboard evidence. Never send passwords or full card numbers.
Five-minute demo with fictional data
Prepare a practice account with fictional “Demo Mochi.” Use appropriate demo access if you plan to show Premium editing. Do not use a customer’s household for synthetic records or turn real medical tasks on and off to demonstrate a checkbox.
- Ask which care record or next step is hardest to track. Show the free-account save step and confirm the kitten’s birthday.
- Open Today and the pre-arrival group. Explain why earlier tasks require paperwork rather than automatic completion.
- Open Plan and show the next relevant item. Identify any Premium limit honestly.
- Open Passport and show a prepared fictional vet record and emergency card. Explain what becomes public only if the owner enables a found-pet page.
- Open an export and inspect it; explain that it summarizes entered data. Show More for history, care packs and Settings.
- Compare the current Free and Premium offer, including the eligible seven-day trial and automatic renewal. Let the customer open your own referral link and complete their own setup.
A useful close is: “Save your kitten’s plan and compare the next item with the records you already have.” Payment is not the only useful outcome.
Examples you can adapt
Introduction: “When you brought your kitten home, was it easy to find what care comes next and where the records belong? KittenSchedule keeps an age-based plan and Pet Passport together. I can show you the free starting point. I’m an affiliate and may earn a commission if you buy through my link.”
Invited follow-up: “Were you able to save the profile and find the next item in Plan? If you want to keep updating vet records or share them with another caregiver, compare Passport editing and household sharing in Premium.” These are examples, not messages already sent.
- “My vet gave me a schedule.” Keep it as the authority for this kitten. Show whether organizing it helps; do not override it to sell an app.
- “Can I record feeding or weight?” The current app includes feeding and health tools and Passport weight records. Show the exact screen and access limit; do not promise automatic monitoring or diagnosis.
- “What happens when I cancel?” Saved records stay readable and exportable; ongoing paid editing and tools depend on access. Found-pet and sitter links can still be disabled.
- “Will my journal pictures return on a new phone?” They are device-local; keep originals separately.
- “Does the QR locate the cat?” No. It opens the enabled found-pet page. It is not GPS.
- “I was charged but see an upgrade.” Confirm account, receipt, channel and restore, then contact support without buying again.
Referrals and readiness check
Copy the current KittenSchedule link or QR from your own Residual Apps card. Check its destination and have a new customer begin there before registration. Do not substitute a household code, found-pet QR, generic homepage, or another partner’s link. Store handoffs, browser changes, existing accounts, and blocked storage can affect attribution; review actual dashboard evidence.
Published gross rates remain 41.7% of qualifying monthly payments and 50% of qualifying annual payments. The existing 40% lifetime rate concerns qualifying historical lifetime transactions; lifetime is no longer sold. Commission is based on the qualifying paid sale, so older dollar examples are stale. Refunds, eligibility, attribution and platform fees affect actual earnings. A trial, free account or click is not a paid conversion. Annual payments do not generate monthly commission installments.
Before promoting, practice saving a profile, finding Today and Plan, opening Passport, reviewing sharing/public-page controls, inspecting an export, and locating billing and feedback. Identify which actions you actually performed and which require access you do not hold.
Quiz: Is the new offer still $3.99? Is Lifetime available to a new buyer? Does canceling erase all saved Passport records? Does a found-pet QR provide GPS? Are exports Premium-only? Answers: no; no; no; no; no. Can you guarantee a veterinarian’s timing or successful training? No. Explain one useful result and its limits before making a recommendation.
Official reference links
KittenSchedule, web app, pricing. Published affiliate rewards: Residual Apps apps and payouts. Program conditions: Residual Apps terms. Review current checkout and dashboard terms before quoting a purchase or reward.
Use KittenSchedule, then help improve it
Use the app yourself before pitching it. Practice this guide’s main workflow in your own account with fictional demonstration data. On the platform you plan to show, confirm which controls and plan limits are available. Describe a personal result only when you actually experienced it.
If you use KittenSchedule, tell us through your private partner goals and app feedback page: which platform and app/browser version you use; what works well; what feels confusing, slow, or unnecessary; any bug and the steps that caused it; and the improvement that would help you most. Say whether you use it regularly, tried it once, or are learning it for a demonstration. “I haven’t used it yet” is a useful answer too.
For a problem, describe what you expected and what happened. Share only redacted screenshots when helpful. Do not include customer names or emails, passwords, child PINs, payment details, medical documents, or other private customer information. The partner feedback page helps us learn from actual use; urgent product or billing issues still belong with the app’s official support.
Use the same page to tell us your sales goal, why it matters, your available time, and what help would make your next step realistic. Feedback is welcome whether or not you have made a sale.
Care packs, Shop, and Shelf
More → Care packs groups tools for surgery day, vet visits, feeding, training, costs, and sitters. Choose the pack that matches the stated need, read its access gate, and use the owner’s actual professional instructions. A saved pack or sitter link is organization, not proof the sitter read it or carried out care. Review private information and revoke shared links when no longer needed.
Shop and the cat’s Shelf help the owner find or remember supplies. Verify the selected cat, item, stock information and any reminder before saving. Opening a shop or adding an item to Shelf is not proof of a merchant order or delivery. Prices, stock and merchant checkout terms must be checked separately.
For a demo, use one fictional supply record and a prepared care pack. Show where the information is stored and how the owner returns to it. Do not buy anything, publish a public page, or grant a real sitter access just to demonstrate the screen.