One record, not a folder
Every visit, dose, vaccine, weight and receipt attaches to the animal it belongs to, in the order it happened. Nothing lives only in someone’s memory.
Medications, vaccinations, vet visits, weight, food and the paperwork that never fits in a drawer. All of it in one place, on every phone in the family — and shared only with the people you choose.
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Records isolated in the database, not just in the app
Passkey sign-in, no password to leak
Export everything, delete everything, whenever you like
Why it exists
A vaccination card in the kitchen drawer. An invoice in your email. A dosage your partner remembers and you don’t. Then you’re at an out-of-hours clinic at 11pm being asked what he’s currently on.
Every visit, dose, vaccine, weight and receipt attaches to the animal it belongs to, in the order it happened. Nothing lives only in someone’s memory.
Boosters, worming, flea treatment, the second half of a course of antibiotics. Reminders arrive early enough to actually book something.
Your partner, the dog walker, your parents while you’re away. Each gets exactly the access you give them, and no more.
Medical history
Records are append-mostly. Correcting an entry writes a new one that points at the old, so the trail stays intact — which matters on the day an insurer asks when a condition was first seen.
Medication
Prescriptions become a schedule. Anyone with access logs a dose as it’s given, so the answer to "has he had it?" is on the screen instead of in a text message thread.
Paperwork
Certificates, invoices, lab results, pedigree papers, insurance documents. Text is pulled out of scans and phone photos, so a photographed vaccination card becomes searchable by its contents.
Health assistant
Ask about a symptom and the answer is grounded in that animal’s own record — age, breed, current medication, known allergies. When the symptoms are the kind that should not wait, you are told to call a vet before anything else is discussed.
Not just dogs
Species-appropriate fields, growth curves and reminder schedules. A house rabbit’s record does not look like a horse’s, and it shouldn’t.
Breed-aware weight ranges, worming and booster schedules.
Indoor and outdoor schedules, renal and dental tracking.
Rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets — short intervals, fast weight loss.
Farrier and dental cycles, passports, yard-level sharing.
Getting started
Name, species, date of birth, microchip. Two minutes each. Two are free and stay free.
Vaccination cards, receipts, insurance documents. The text is read out of them and indexed as you go.
Partner, family, walker, sitter. Pick what each of them can see and do, and change it whenever.
Boosters, doses, worming, check-ups. From here it runs quietly in the background.
Privacy
Separation between households is enforced by PostgreSQL row-level security, one layer below the application. A bug in our code cannot show you someone else’s records, because the database will not return the rows in the first place.
Free for two animals, with no card and no trial clock. Add the rest when it has earned it.