Real-time monitoring for your Litter Robot

Getting Started with RobotSitter

Connect your Litter Robot in minutes and let RobotSitter monitor it 24/7. Here's how to get set up.

Step 1: Create Your Account

Visit robotsitter.io/register to create your account. You'll start with a 14-day free trial.

  1. Enter your name and email address
  2. Choose a secure password
  3. Select your preferred billing plan (monthly or yearly)
  4. Click "Create account & start trial"

Step 2: Connect Your Whisker Account

After creating your account, you'll need to link your Whisker/Litter-Robot account — the same credentials you use in the official Whisker app.

  1. Go to the Account page
  2. Enter your Whisker login email
  3. Enter your Whisker password
  4. Click "Save Changes"

Once connected, RobotSitter will automatically discover your Litter Robot(s) within a few minutes.

Step 3: View Your Dashboard

Your Dashboard shows all connected Litter Robots at a glance:

  • Robot Status — Current state (Ready, Cycling, Error, etc.)
  • Waste Drawer Level — Visual indicator of how full the drawer is
  • Online/Offline — Connection status to Whisker's servers
  • Monitoring Status — Whether auto-fix is enabled

Click on any robot card to see detailed information and settings.

Step 4: Configure Monitoring

On your robot's detail page, you can:

  • Enable/Disable Monitoring — Toggle automatic issue detection and fixes
  • Set Drawer Notifications — Get alerts when the waste drawer reaches a certain level
  • View Activity History — See recent status changes and actions taken

What Does Monitoring Do?

When monitoring is enabled, RobotSitter checks your robot every few minutes and automatically:

  • Turns it back on if it's unexpectedly off or offline
  • Restarts it if stuck in an error state (like CST, Drawer Full, etc.)
  • Logs all activity so you can see what happened while you were away

That's it! You're all set.

RobotSitter is now watching your Litter Robot 24/7. If a common error is detected, RobotSitter steps in automatically to get it running again.