News

What's new in v0.2.0.

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🖼️ Frame each rat moment

Each sighting image now has its own crop. Drag to reposition, scroll to zoom. Up to five per sighting, tuned independently from the thumbnail strip.

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✍️ A real markdown editor

The Description field has Write / Preview tabs sitting above a small toolbar — bold, italics, headings, lists, links, code. Numbered lists count properly. --- draws a real divider.

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🎨 Movie pages, more movie-y

Light-mode pages wear their poster-sampled accent more visibly, and the Submit a Sighting button now picks a readable ink to match — no more white-on-pastel.

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✨ Smaller things

• Required stars on Rodent type, When in the movie? and Rats on screen.
• Bigger rodent icons across cards and chips.
• Theme toggle is now a ☀️ / 🌙 icon.
• More breathing room on the submit form.

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Open the submit form and go find some rats 🐀

A handful of things have shipped since launch. Here's what's new.

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📬 Newsletter

You can now subscribe to WhereRat updates at the bottom of any page. When new posts go out, you'll get a digest in your inbox — no spam, just updates. You can unsubscribe any time from the link in any email.

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✉️ Submission notifications

When you submit a sighting, you'll get a confirmation email straight away. Once a moderator reviews it, you'll hear back either way — approved or declined, with a note if it didn't make it through.

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🐭 More than just rats

You can now flag sightings as mice, capybaras, or other rodent types — not just rats. The submit form includes a write-in option for anything that doesn't fit a preset category. Unusual sightings get a chip on the catalog so they're easy to spot.

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🎬 Dedicated pages for films & shows

Movies now live at /movies/[slug] and TV series at /shows/[slug], with proper episode-level navigation for series. Direct links work, share cleanly, and the metadata is more accurate for each type.

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More coming soon. If something's missing or broken, file an issue on GitHub.

If you've ever paused a movie to confirm that yes, that was definitely a rat — this site is for you.

WhereRat is a catalog of rat cameos in film and television. Every entry is timestamped so you can jump straight to the moment without watching the whole thing first. Spoiler-sensitive sightings are flagged so the archive never ruins a film for you.

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🐀 What's in the catalog

Each sighting includes:

• A precise timestamp — skip straight to the moment
• A description of the scene and how prominent the rat is
• A spoiler flag when the sighting is tied to a plot beat
• Screenshots where available

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✍️ Submit a sighting

Spotted a rat we missed? Hit Submit a sighting on any title page. The more detail the better — a good timestamp, a short scene description, and a spoiler flag if needed. Submissions go through a quick review before going live.

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🐛 Bugs & feature requests

WhereRat is a new project — if something's broken, missing, or could be better, file it on GitHub:

👉 github.com/kuzin/whererat/issues

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🗺️ What's coming

• Filtering by rodent type
• A random sighting button
• Better TV episode navigation
• A mobile app in development

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Go find some rats.