Curious Cat is a friendly space where questions spark connection. Whether you’re a creator running an AMA, a class gathering questions for a lesson, or a group of friends swapping thoughts after midnight, our tools make it effortless to invite honest voices. There are no complicated settings to learn and no app you must install — just share your link and watch the conversation unfold.
A lightweight Q&A platform designed for low‑pressure conversations. You control who can ask, what gets shown, and how your page looks. Our focus is on clarity, kindness, and speed — so more people feel safe to participate.
Curious Cat encourages honest questions by letting askers hide their name when appropriate. You decide if your page accepts anonymous posts, only logged‑in askers, or questions from followers you approve. This balance keeps discussions thoughtful while lowering the barrier to speak up.
Every profile has a clean URL you can share anywhere — on Instagram, X/Twitter, TikTok, forums, or in a class LMS. People can ask without creating an account when you allow it. Replies are quick to write and easy to skim, making Q&A feel conversational rather than formal.
Pin the best questions to highlight what matters, archive finished threads, and filter specific words to reduce noise. Your page stays organized as interest grows, and visitors immediately see your most helpful or fun answers first.
Start a meaningful Q&A in minutes. No technical setup required and no heavy onboarding flows.
Choose a unique handle, write a short bio, and set your visibility preferences. You can enable or disable anonymous asks, require a verified account, or limit asking to a custom allowlist. These controls are always one click away in your page toolbar.
Post your link on social profiles, add it to video descriptions, or send it to a group chat. Because the page is lightweight and responsive, your audience can ask from any device without installing an app. Each ask comes to your inbox for approval.
Reply inline, attach context, and pin your favorites. You can group related questions into collections (e.g., “Photography Tips” or “College Applications”) so newcomers find answers faster and your expertise compounds over time.
Curious Cat adapts to different scenarios. Below are popular ways people use it, with practical examples to get you started.
Run weekly AMAs, collect video ideas, and learn what your audience is curious about. Add your page link to your bio and set moderation to “followers only” during live streams if you prefer. Pin “most‑watched” answers so new fans quickly see your style.
Plan trips, vote on movie nights, or exchange honest advice. Questions like “What would surprise you most about me?” or “Which city do we visit next?” keep the energy playful. Because people can ask anonymously, shy friends join in too.
Invite students to post questions they might hesitate to ask aloud. Summarize the week’s answers and archive them as a study guide. Leaders can restrict asks to enrolled members to maintain a safe, relevant space.
Curious Cat is engineered for speed and clarity. Pages load quickly on budget phones and slow connections, so participation grows instead of drops.
Healthy conversations are our priority. These controls help you keep the vibe kind while staying in charge of what appears on your page.
Hide messages containing specific words or phrases. You can review them later or delete them in one click.
Automatic limits prevent spam bursts and scripted bot attacks without slowing down legitimate participants.
Block repeat offenders instantly. Reports alert our team for review so patterns are addressed quickly.
Choose public, followers‑only, or invite‑only modes. Toggle anonymous asks on/off per event or season.
Create your page, share it, and answer your first question in under five minutes. Here are a few tips to make your launch smooth.
Introduce what you’re into and what you’d love people to ask about. Clear expectations lead to better questions and more fun threads.
Try prompts like “Ask me about studying abroad” or “What would you improve about my last video?” Seed threads get the ball rolling.
New visitors see pinned answers first, so highlight helpful, insightful, or funny replies that represent your tone well.
Real users share how Curious Cat boosted participation and made their communities feel more welcoming.
“The first tool my audience actually uses.” I added the link to my video descriptions and started receiving thoughtful questions the same day. Moderation is simple and fast.
— Video Creator
“Students ask more and stress less.” Anonymous mode encouraged shy students to speak up. Weekly answer roundups became our favorite review tool.
— Teacher
“Perfect for group planning.” We used it to decide our trip itinerary and collect food recommendations. Zero friction, lots of laughs.
— Friends Group
Askers can choose to hide their name when you enable anonymous mode. You can switch this on or off anytime, and even limit asks to verified followers for specific events.
No, not if the page owner allows guest questions. Creating an account gives you better control over notifications and lets you follow creators easily.
Use the keyword filter to hide unwanted phrases, enable rate limits to prevent floods, and block/report users who break your rules. We review reports to address patterns quickly.
Yes. Share your profile link anywhere. Lightweight embed widgets are in development; for now, links work great across platforms.
Curious Cat’s core features are free. Optional premium tools for teams and power users may be introduced later, but the basic Q&A experience will remain free.
Yes. You can export your content and delete your account anytime from settings. Deleted content is removed from public view immediately.
Not yet. The website is fully responsive, fast, and works like an app on modern browsers. Add it to your home screen for a native feel.
The interface is English today, but pages accept content in any language. Community translations are on our roadmap.
Yes. Tag answers and group them into collections (e.g., “Career Advice,” “Study Tips,” “Travel”). Collections make binge‑reading easier.
You’ll receive email (or browser) notifications when new questions arrive, based on your preferences. You can mute or batch them anytime.
Have a question, suggestion, or issue to report? We’re listening. Send us a message and we’ll get back to you.
Common topics people write about include help with moderation settings, feedback on the interface, and requests for new features like classroom‑only modes or deeper analytics. Even if your idea feels small, we’d love to hear it — many of our best improvements began as a quick note from a user.