MEOWZAP CARE

Waiting time, turned into play time

A pediatric waiting-room experience platform that turns waiting time into fun, age-adaptive play — on the family's own phone or tablet.

Games and activities for kids and teens, on the family's own phone or tablet.

Zappy, the MeowZap guide

Pick where you are today and let's play!

One platform, three places to play

The same cat characters and the same simple flow — with games made for each setting.

Scan → Choose Experience → Choose Age → Play

A pediatric waiting-room experience platform that turns waiting time into fun, age-adaptive play — on the family's own phone or tablet.

  1. Step 1

    Scan

    Point a phone camera at the practice's QR code. No app to download.

  2. Step 2

    Choose experience

    Dentist, doctor or eye care — each has its own games and characters.

  3. Step 3

    Choose age

    Tap an age group. No birthdate, no sign-up, no child account.

  4. Step 4

    Play

    Straight into a game — short enough to stop the moment their name is called.

No app to download. Easy to use on the devices you already have.

Families can play on their own phone or tablet, or practices can provide MeowZap on an office iPad or other compatible device. No dedicated gaming hardware is required. MeowZap provides a simple setup process for practice-provided iPads and devices.

  • No app download
  • No child account
  • No dedicated kiosk required
  • Works on family phones and tablets
  • Works on practice-provided iPads
  • Short games designed for waiting time

Four age groups that really feel different

Not the same game with harder questions — different visuals, controls and challenges.

  • Ages 2–4

    Big taps, instant reactions, no reading needed.

  • Ages 5–7

    Casual games and short cat adventures.

  • Ages 8–11

    Puzzles, strategy, escape rooms and action.

  • Ages 12+

    Sharper visuals, mysteries, reflex and score challenges.

Play that fits the wait

Every activity has natural stopping points, so nobody loses their progress when their name is called.

  • Quick Play

    2–3 minutes

    One short round — perfect if they're next in line.

  • A Little Longer

    about 5 minutes

    A full mini-adventure with a clear finish.

  • I Have Time

    5–10 minutes

    Deeper play that still pauses cleanly at any moment.

Sensory-friendly options

Quiet Play offers a calmer alternative for children who prefer a quieter experience — reduced motion, sound off by default, slower animation and uncluttered screens.

Open Quiet Play →

Interested in MeowZap for your organization?

For adults: dental, medical, and eye-care practices, schools, and childcare programs can bring MeowZap to their waiting rooms and classrooms.