Travelling with a pet
Pick the country and the date — I count the deadlines backwards and show what to do when. The originals end up in your bag, ready and on time.
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Pet medical records
A new vetunderstands your petin 10 seconds
Documents, lab results and vaccinations add up to one story — hand it to any vet or sitter with a single link.
Get the app
Coming to the App Store and Google Play
14 days freeData stored in the EUYour archive stays yours
What I take care of
How it works
Add your pet
A name and a photo are enough. The record belongs to the family, not to one phone — everyone sees the same story.
Photograph the papers
Reports, lab forms, vaccination pages — I read them into records and charts. Every number keeps a link to its scan.
Hand it over with a link
A vet or sitter opens it in a browser. Nothing to install, and the link expires when you say so.
Get ready for a trip
Pick the country and the date — I count the deadlines backwards and remind you which originals to take along.
Leave a care card
For the sitter: feeding, meds, what to avoid. They tick off what’s done — and you see it from anywhere.
Every number opens its source
Photograph a lab form — I read it into a record. Tap any value and the original scan opens with that very line highlighted. No number is shown without a link to the document it came from.
Creatinine
156 µmol/L
Lab form · 12 May 2026
The reference range comes from the lab’s own form, not from a built-in table.
Sound familiar?
Half the papers live in a drawer, the other half at the old clinic.
The vaccination photo is somewhere in a chat from two years ago.
At a new clinic you retell the whole history from memory — without numbers or dates.
It adds up to one story
Photograph papers as they appear — I sort them into a record: lab results become charts, vaccinations become deadlines, and the whole history fits into one link.
A record a vet can actually read
Sonya14documents
6vaccinations
3reminders
Vaccination · rabies — valid until March 2027
Creatinine — four measurements over two years, chart
Vet visit — conclusion, 2 pages, original attached
Sonya is a demo cat. Your record will look like this — built from your own papers.
Pricing
Both plans: as many pets as you have, 14 days free, cancel any time in your store settings.
Solo
€6.99 / month
or €59.99 / year
- For one owner
- 35 documents read per month
- 7 vet summaries per month
Up to six people
Family
€12.99 / month
or €109.99 / year
- One shared archive for the family
- 50 documents read per month
- 10 vet summaries per month
When a subscription ends, nothing gets locked: reading the record, downloading originals and exporting the archive stay available.
Against the usual ways
| Photos in the gallery | A paper folder | Outpawtient | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Find a result from two years ago | scroll and hope | dig through the folder | two taps |
| Vaccination deadlines | in your head | in your head | counted and reminded |
| Hand the history to a vet | forward 30 photos | bring the folder | one link |
| Values as charts over years | no | no | yes, with sources |
| Works without internet | yes | yes | yes |
Real pets, real owners
Photos and stories from people who keep their records here.
Questions owners ask
Where is my data stored?
In the European Union (Frankfurt). Documents are served only through signed links with a short lifetime; there are no public files.
Who can see my pet’s record?
Only you, the family members you invite, and the people you share a link with — they see only what you chose, and only until the date you set.
Does the vet need to install anything?
No. A vet or sitter opens the link in a browser — or you hand them a PDF. They never need an account.
What happens when I cancel?
The archive stays yours: reading, downloading originals and full export remain available without a subscription.
Can I take everything and leave?
Yes. The archive exports whole — your documents are yours.
Is this medical advice?
No. The app stores and summarises your documents. It is not a medical opinion and does not replace a veterinarian — treatment decisions are made by your vet.
The story starts with one photo
Add your pet, photograph the first paper — I’ll take it from there.
Coming to the App Store and Google Play