One Cat Per Row
Every row must contain exactly one cat.
Learn the rules, explore level walkthroughs, and solve colorful cat logic puzzles.
Easy to learn. Fun to solve.
Try our original interactive demo below.
A colorful puzzle. A clear mind. A few happy cats.
Place one cat in every row, column, and colored region.
Tap a square to place a cat. Tap again to mark an X, then clear it.
Hints are not available in this demo. Turn on region labels to identify colors with letters A–F.
Every row must contain exactly one cat.
Every column must contain exactly one cat.
Place exactly one cat in each colored region.
Cats cannot be placed next to each other, even diagonally.
Rules checked against the developer’s Google Play description. Our practice board uses simplified demo controls.
Enter a colored board, check your placements, and find a valid answer with our independent puzzle solver.
Sample layouts for this website’s design preview. These are not answers to Oakever’s numbered levels.
Fewer squares mean fewer possibilities. Look for colors with the least room to hide a cat.
Only one possible square left in a row, column, or region? That’s a good place to focus.
A cat needs a little personal space. Remember to check the corners around every placement.
Meowdoku is Oakever Games’ cat-themed logic puzzle. You place cats into colored regions while respecting row, column, and neighboring-square restrictions. This independent website provides learning resources and an original demo.
Place one cat in each colored region, with one in every row and column. Keep cats from touching, including at corners. The mobile app’s listed control is a double-tap; our demo uses a single tap to cycle between a cat, an X, and an empty square.
No. Two cats cannot occupy neighboring squares, including squares that meet only at a corner.
Place one cat per row, column, and colored region. For an N × N board with N regions, that means N cats. Our 6 × 6 sample illustrates a six-cat board; the demo does not validate your placements.
The iOS App Store lists the mobile game as free with in-app purchases, and Google Play lists ads and in-app purchases. Offers can vary by store and region. This website’s visual demo is free to try.
Yes. Our independent Solver lets you enter boards up to 8 × 8, check placements, and search for answers. The original sample board on this homepage remains a visual demo without rule checking or solution detection. Basic and budgeted advanced hints are available in the Solver. Image recognition is not available.
Game and store information: Google Play and App Store. Checked November 4, 2026.