Every dose, every pet, everyone in the house.

A closer look at everything inside.

Built for the pets who need a little extra keeping track of — here's what that means, feature by feature.

Medical summary

One tap turns a month of notes into a vet-ready page.

The thing this whole app is built around: walk into the exam room with everything organized, instead of trying to remember it.

What's on it

  • Opens with conditions and allergies — the frame your vet reads everything else through.
  • The weight table and graph over the period, at a glance.
  • Every dose given, late, or missed.
  • Symptom frequency plus appetite, water, and energy patterns.
  • Specialized logs in range — seizure counts, resting breaths, water intake.
  • Pinned lab trends.

You stay in control

  • You choose which attached records go in.
  • The span defaults to the last 12 months — change it anytime.
  • Your running note to the vet folds right in.

Send it your way

  • Export a clean PDF to print, email, or text.
Medical summary
Medicines

Never lose track of a dose.

The daily workhorse — built so a busy family covers every dose between them, and a missed one never quietly slips.

Daily doses

  • Reminders for every dose on a flexible schedule.
  • Tap the notification, the app opens, and you mark the dose given there.
  • Multi-phase tapers built in — the schedule advances on its own.
  • As-needed meds: one tap records who gave it and when.

Nobody misses a dose

  • While a dose is due, the whole family is alerted and nudged — not just one person.
  • When one is given, everyone else is told, so nobody double-doses.
  • One-tap undo if you mis-tapped — a wrong "given" could mean a double dose.

Refills, info & safety

  • Counts down each dose and warns before you run out — you choose how early, when you set up the medicine.
  • Reorder — a refill link from the medicine itself.
  • Tap any med for a plain-language page: what it does and side effects to watch — and nothing on dosing, on purpose.
Dosing always comes from your vet — the app never sets or changes a dose.
Medicines
Health tracking

Log a weight, a symptom, or a note in seconds.

Low-effort by design — because the log only helps if it actually gets filled in on a normal day.

Quick everyday logging

  • Quick log — a round button in the bottom-right corner. Tap it and a stack of bubbles unfolds, one per thing your pet logs. Tap a bubble, log it right there, and the stack stays open so the next thing is one tap away.
  • A dated note with optional structured tags.
  • Tap appetite, water, or energy without typing.
  • Weight trends with weekly or monthly reminders.

Purpose-built logs

  • Resting breaths: tap once per breath — the app does the math.
  • Seizures: time, duration, type, severity, recovery and a suspected trigger, on an automatic frequency trend.
  • Water intake: a measured amount.

Trackers, your way

  • Health tracking is three rows — Signs & measurements, Lab work & tests, and the Logbook. Everything you follow lives one level down.
  • Build your own tracker for anything, with its own history.
  • Trackers switch on automatically for your pet's conditions.
Health tracking
Records & paperwork

Snap it once, filed forever.

The pile of paperwork from every visit, turned into something you can actually find and use.

Scan anything

  • Photograph bloodwork or vaccine records — or import a photo or PDF.
  • The app reads it and fills in the details, side by side with the original.
  • Anything it can't read is left blank and flagged for you.

Filed and useful

  • Every scan filed by date and tagged — easy to find again.
  • A scanned vaccine offers to set its next-due reminder.
  • Lab numbers feed straight into your condition trackers.
Records & paperwork
Diagnosed conditions

Understand the diagnosis.

Make sense of what your pet's been diagnosed with.

Plain-language condition pages

  • What it is, likely causes, signs to watch, and when to call.
  • What's typically used to manage it — in plain terms, never dosing.

Your pet's list

  • Search and add from a built-in list, or type in a condition yourself.
  • Active and resolved kept apart — resolving a condition archives it, it never disappears.
Diagnosed conditions
Lab work & tests

Watch the trend.

Actually see the numbers move over time.

Lab values that mean something

  • Reports as dated tabs — open one to see that panel, never an endless list.
  • Tap any value for a plain-language card — what it measures, and what a high or low reading can mean.
  • The app suggests which values to follow for a condition.
  • They're grouped into one tracker by organ system — "Kidney" = Creatinine, BUN, SDMA, Phosphorus, Potassium.
  • Graphed against the reference range, with the trend front and center.
  • Scan-only, so a typo never corrupts the trend.
Lab work & tests
Reminders

Nothing slips through.

Every routine thing on the calendar.

Preventive care

  • Vaccines, heartworm, flea and tick — set by hand, by interval, or from a scan.
  • Lab work, appointments and rechecks on the same list.

When something's due

  • Everything due waits on one screen — that's where a dose is given or skipped.
  • The reminders page itself is a month calendar — it shows what's coming, it doesn't mark anything done.
Reminders
Storms & fireworks

Weather-aware calm.

The nudges that matter for an anxious pet.

Storm and fireworks nudges

  • Triggered by the forecast, or by a date you set.
  • One warning time, and you set it — any number of minutes, hours or days.
  • One tap to give the calming med.
Care info

Your vet, one tap away.

Your regular vet, the ER, urgent care and specialists — saved before you need them.

Your contacts

  • Save your regular vet, ER, urgent care, and specialists.
  • The ASPCA Animal Poison Control number saved alongside them.
  • Find vets and ERs near you, or add them by hand.
  • Tap to call from Home, from your contacts, from the screen showing what's due, and from the emergency action.
Care info
Meet Scout

Ask about your pet — and actually get an answer.

Scout is the app's helper, a tap away on nearly every screen. Ask him to explain a diagnosis, talk through symptoms, or just find where something lives.

Understand what's going on

  • "What is diabetes?" — Scout explains the condition in plain English: what it is, what causes it, and the signs to watch.
  • Ask follow-ups — symptoms, how it's generally managed, what a lab value actually means.
  • Only from trusted veterinary sources, never the open internet.
  • Answers come in context — "since Scout has kidney disease…" — using what he already knows about your pet.

Find anything in the app

  • "Where do I log a seizure?" — Scout offers you the button, one tap and you're there.
  • On nearly every screen, so he's one tap away.
  • Keep asking follow-ups in the same thread.
For anything urgent, Scout leads with a one-tap link to your ER — and for the calls only your vet should make, he points you to them. Scout informs; he never diagnoses.
Meet Scout
Family & sitter sharing

Everyone on the same page — even the pet sitter.

Care rarely falls on one person. Keep the whole family — and whoever's watching your pet — in sync.

Your family

  • Each family member gets their own login.
  • Everyone sees who gave what, and when.
  • You edit your own entries; the owner can edit anyone's.

Handing off to a sitter

  • Share a simple link — no account, no app to install.
  • They follow the feeding plan and give the day's medicines with one big tap.
  • They log what they see from a tap-menu (ate, didn't eat, vomited…) — no typing.
  • Big buttons to call you, the vet, or the ER.

You stay in the loop

  • Sitter entries sync to your timeline live, tagged "Sitter."
  • When the link expires, their access ends but their notes stay.
Sitter view

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