CatTranslator.org is an informational site assembled to survey cat-translation tools—wearables, mobile apps, and online analyzers—offering an independent, informal perspective. The owner/primary author, Alexander Thomas, is presented across pages as the main contact. The site presents tools as entertaining and potentially helpful for basic signals but not scientifically definitive, functioning as a supplement to owner observation. The site catalogues multiple pages including reviews, terms, privacy, and disclaimers, and provides a high-level description of how tools work: recording cat vocalizations, extracting audio features, and matching against labeled datasets to infer intents such as hunger, attention, distress, or play. It also notes common limitations, such as context dependence and data quality, and emphasizes privacy, data usage, and legal disclosures. There is no pricing information available on the site, and contact emails are obfuscated. The page set serves as a reference for readers to explore options and consider next steps, including deeper research via external sources.