Features
From the first page you design to the last message a reader sends: nine features explained in depth, then an index of everything else CatPro does, down to the small things.
Browse the full index of 113 featuresDesign every page freely, with snap guides, layers, undo and an autosave that never loses work.
Upload the PDF you already have and publish it as an interactive flipbook, at its original quality.
55 professionally designed pages in 8 styles, each in an English and a Persian edition.
Info spots, WhatsApp and call buttons, inquiry forms and audio, on the pages of your PDF catalogs.
Adaptive video, 3D models, maps, styled QR codes and barcodes, alongside sharp pictures.
Views, readers, reading time, devices, countries, heatmaps, a funnel and live activity.
Inquiries, text and voice messages from readers, threaded in one inbox with the catalog they came from.
Every catalog can be added to a phone's home screen under its own name and your logo.
Clean links, a title and description for every page, structured data and an automatic sitemap.
Every detail
Everything CatPro does, down to the small things. Search it, or pick a part of the product to read only that.
113 of 113 features
The full-screen editor where pages are designed.
Drag, resize and rotate anything on the page, or type its exact position and size.
Elements snap to the page's edges and centre, and to each other, with guide lines to show it.
Shift- or Ctrl-click to pick several elements, then move or delete them together.
Line elements up by their edges or centres, to each other or to the page.
Drag elements into order, bring one forward or send it back, and hide what you are not working on.
Ctrl+Z steps back and Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y steps forward again.
Every step of the session listed with its element count, so you can go straight back to any of them.
Each change is saved a second after you make it, and the top bar says when it is.
The usual shortcuts, which also paste into columns and tabs.
Ctrl and the wheel zoom around the pointer; Ctrl + plus, minus and zero do the rest.
Every shortcut works with the Persian keyboard layout switched on, too.
The builder has a layout of its own for phones, with sheets for pages, elements, layers and settings.
Open the catalog as readers will see it, in a new tab. Your own visits are never counted.
What a page can hold.
Any of the 17 fonts, in any size and colour, aligned to either side or the centre.
Crop, zoom and rotate a picture before it is placed, fit it to its frame and give it alt text.
Six ready styles, a header row, striped rows, four line styles, three densities and columns you resize by dragging.
Copy cells from Excel or Google Sheets and paste them straight into a table.
Split part of a page into columns and place elements inside each one.
Several panels in one place, in four styles, renamed and reordered by dragging.
Link to any web address, in a new tab if you like, or to another page of the catalog, found by searching it.
64 icons ready to use, and a search across the whole Lucide set.
Rectangles, circles and lines in your own colours.
Six dot styles, four error-correction levels, a frame that says “Scan me”, your colours and your logo.
EAN-13, EAN-8, UPC, Code 128, Code 39, ITF-14 and Codabar, with or without the number under them.
Search for a place or click to drop a pin; readers can open it in Neshan to find their way.
Metal, glossy or matte, coloured as a whole or part by part; readers turn and zoom them.
A video placed on the page, streamed in the quality the reader's connection can carry.
A colour or a picture behind the whole page, and a page as tall as the content needs.
Leave any element out of the phone version of a page.
An existing PDF, made interactive.
Drop the file in and watch the bytes sent, the time left and the pages ready.
Pages are drawn from the PDF itself, never turned into pictures, so text stays sharp at any zoom.
Each page is stored as its own file, so a reader downloads only the pages they open.
An invisible clickable area over any part of a page, leading to a website or another page.
A dot on the page that opens a card with a picture, a name, a price and a description.
Start a WhatsApp chat with a message already written, or a phone call, in one tap.
A short form on the page whose answers land in your inbox.
Play a voice-over, a jingle or a description from the page.
Open a video or a 3D model in a window over the page.
Append the pages of a second file, or add a blank page, to the same catalog.
A PDF catalog opens in an editor made for finished artwork, with only the tools that make sense on it.
What a reader gets from the link.
Pages fill the screen, edge to edge, and turn with a swipe or the buttons beside them.
Thumbnails down the side, the page in the middle; scrolling past its end turns to the next one.
Zoom in to read the small print, or double-tap to zoom straight in.
Find a page by its words or its number, from the thumbnails or the “All pages” sheet.
Each page has its own link, and the address bar and tab title follow the reader.
A thin bar along the top shows how far through the catalog the reader is.
The loading screen shows the catalog's logo, or the company's.
Ask for a password before a private price list opens; repeated wrong guesses are slowed down.
Your company details with copy buttons, your social links, and a way to write to you.
Readers can record a voice message instead of typing, and see your reply when they come back.
A QR code to scan, a link to copy and the phone's own share menu.
Video plays in the quality the connection can carry and changes by itself as it changes.
The reader's controls follow the language, right to left in Persian.
How a catalog goes live and gets found.
Work on a draft, publish it now, or pick when it goes live.
Choose a date and a time and the catalog goes live on its own, with nothing left to press.
Choose the catalog's address yourself, in plain words.
Label catalogs to describe them to search engines and keep them in order.
Write what search results show, within the lengths they display.
Each page has its own address, title, description and keywords.
The words on every page are published as text, so search engines can read and list them.
Search engines are told who publishes the catalog, what it is and where each page sits.
A link shared in a chat or a post shows a large picture, the title and the description.
Every page of every public catalog is added to the sitemap for you.
Drafts and password-protected catalogs are kept out of search results.
Each catalog installs on a phone's home screen under its own name and icon, made from your logo.
Pictures, video and files, handled for you.
Each picture is sent as a WebP copy sized for the place it is shown in.
Animated pictures are served as uploaded, so they keep moving.
An uploaded video is made into a stream in several qualities, never larger than the original.
The video plays as uploaded while its stream is being made.
Every file in one place, as a grid or a list, searchable by name and tag.
Rename files, tag them, replace them with a new version, duplicate or delete them.
Whatever you upload in the builder is added to the library by itself.
The dashboard shows how much space your files take.
What readers did, page by page.
Views, unique visitors, inquiries, conversion, reading time, pages per visit, bounce rate and returning visitors.
Every figure is set against the period before it, over a week, a month, three months or a year.
Views, visitors and inquiries over time, with the previous period drawn underneath.
Who is reading in this minute, and the last eight visits, kept up to date by itself.
What changed and what stands out, written as sentences rather than left to the charts.
How many read on a phone, a computer or a tablet, and how many came back.
A heatmap of reading by day of the week and hour of the day.
Top countries, and whether readers came from Google, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, email or a direct link.
How many readers reach each page, and the eight pages read most.
Where on each page readers click.
From the cover, to three pages, to a button, to an inquiry, with conversion by source.
One table of views, visitors, reading time, bounce, inquiries and conversion for each catalog.
Download the figures with column names in your language; Persian opens correctly in Excel.
Where readers' messages arrive.
Messages are grouped by the reader who sent them, with the catalog they came from.
Read typed messages and listen to voice notes in the same thread.
Write back, and the reader sees your answer when they open the contact sheet again.
Call the reader, open WhatsApp or copy their details from the conversation.
Show only unread conversations, or search by name, contact or words.
The number of unread messages sits beside Messages in the sidebar.
New conversations and replies appear without reloading the page.
Name, a phone or email, and the message, from any inquiry button.
Ready suggestions a reader can tap to start a message.
Your companies, your settings and your security.
Run more than one brand from one account; each catalog carries one brand's details.
Name, description, email, phone, address, website and logo, shown in every catalog of that brand.
Instagram, Telegram, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, X, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Aparat and any other link.
The whole panel in English or Persian, with Persian digits and the Solar Hijri calendar.
See every device signed in, with its browser, system, place and last activity, and sign any of them out.
Passwords need upper and lower case and a number, and changing one signs out every device.
A link to confirm the email address, and a link to choose a new password.
Repeated sign-in attempts are slowed down, and sessions renew their keys as they go.
Your name and photo, and the name of your workspace.
Starting catalogs and keeping track of them.
Design from a blank page, upload a PDF, or begin from a template.
Eight families, from heavy industry to restaurant menus, with covers, products, price lists, about and contact pages.
Every template page also comes in a Persian edition, mirrored right to left and set in Persian fonts.
Search the gallery, filter it by kind and style, and preview a page before using it.
Save a page you designed as a template to start the next one from.
Fourteen Persian fonts, from Vazirmatn to Nastaliq, and three Latin ones, hosted with the catalog.
Search your catalogs, filter them by status and sort them four ways.
Open a catalog's settings or analytics, copy its link or open it live, straight from the list.
Active catalogs, total views, reading time and storage, the latest catalogs and quick actions.
On the roadmap
Already announced inside the app, and not available yet.
Invite colleagues as administrators, editors, designers or viewers.
Publish catalogs under your own domain name.
Choose a plan and manage payments from the panel.
Connect CatPro to the tools you already use.
A set of pictures in one element, to browse on the page.
Create an account and publish your first interactive catalog today.