Meowdoku Level Guides & Screenshot Solver

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Each answer is checked against rows, columns, color regions, and no-touching rules.

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Meowdoku Level Cheats & Solutions

#Tips

Tips

Collected solving habits for Meowdoku boards: start constrained, check rows and columns, and audit diagonal contact before tapping.

Solve constrained regions first

Small color regions, edge regions, and nearly-filled areas usually reveal the first forced cat.

Use rows and columns as checklists

Once a row or column has a cat, every other cell in that line is unsafe.

Watch diagonal contact

Many mistakes pass row and column checks but fail because cats touch at a corner.

Delay flexible regions

Large center regions are often better solved after surrounding cats narrow their candidate cells.

Audit before tapping

Check region, row, column, and diagonal contact before spending hearts in the mobile game.

Upload when boards differ

If a level-number walkthrough does not match your screen, solve from a screenshot instead.

Read the illustrated guide
#How to Play

How to Play

Place N cats on an N x N board. Every color region, row, and column needs exactly one cat, and cats cannot touch horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

One cat per color region

Every colored territory must contain exactly one cat.

One cat per row and column

A placed cat blocks its entire row and column from any other cat.

No touching cats

Horizontal, vertical, and diagonal contact all fail.

Mistakes cost hearts

The mobile game punishes wrong taps, so solve before you tap.

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#FAQ

FAQ

Questions about Meowdoku, level variants, screenshot solving, and this independent guide project.

Is this an official Meowdoku website?

No. This is an independent fan guide and solver project, not affiliated with Oakever Games.

Why is my level different from the guide?

Level layouts may change between game versions. Use screenshot recognition when the board does not match.

Can I upload a screenshot instead of rebuilding the board?

Yes. The main flow avoids manual board painting and uses screenshot recognition with a confirmation step.

Does the solver guess?

The solver verifies row, column, color-region, and no-touching constraints. If search is needed, the explanation says so instead of presenting it as pure deduction.

How many Meowdoku levels are there?

This guide currently covers Levels 1 through 100. The official game may add or change levels, so compare the board shown on your device.

What board sizes are supported?

The screenshot solver supports 4x4 through 12x12 boards.

What happens to uploaded screenshots?

Screenshots are processed in your browser and are not uploaded to our server by default.