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.
The whole history — diagnoses, labs, vaccinations — opens from one link. The vet installs nothing and sees only what you chose.
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.
The reference range comes from the lab’s own form, not from a built-in table.
SonyaSonya is a demo cat. Your record will look like this — built from your own papers.
A name and a photo are enough. The record belongs to the family, not to one phone — everyone sees the same story.
Reports, lab forms, vaccination pages — I read them into records and charts. Every number keeps a link to its scan.
A vet or sitter opens it in a browser. Nothing to install, and the link expires when you say so.
Pick the country and the date — I count the deadlines backwards and remind you which originals to take along.
For the sitter: feeding, meds, what to avoid. They tick off what’s done — and you see it from anywhere.
Photos and stories from people who keep their records here.
Both plans: as many pets as you have, 14 days free, cancel any time in your store settings.
When a subscription ends, nothing gets locked: reading the record, downloading originals and exporting the archive stay available.
In the European Union (Frankfurt). Documents are served only through signed links with a short lifetime; there are no public files.
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.
No. A vet or sitter opens the link in a browser — or you hand them a PDF. They never need an account.
The archive stays yours: reading, downloading originals and full export remain available without a subscription.
Yes. The archive exports whole — your documents are yours.
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.
Add your pet, photograph the first paper — I’ll take it from there.