Daily routine, walks, photos and vet visits on one timeline. A care plan built for your pet’s breed and age shows what today needs, and an AI assistant answers with your pet in mind.
$4.99 a month, or $49.99 a year with a 7-day free trial · iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro
The care plan says what today needs. The diary keeps what happened. Health is one chapter, not the whole book.
Enter the breed and birth date and get today’s tasks: feeding, walks, grooming, vaccines and more. Each one says why it matters and where the advice comes from. 138 breed profiles: 88 dog, 50 cat, mixed breeds included.
How the care plan works
Log feeding, care and activity, add notes with photos, keep videos and trip records. Scroll back any time to see how it went.
For dogs, each activity is logged with duration and distance. For cats, play sessions are part of the care plan.
Vaccinations, vet visits, medications, feeding and grooming, with reminders that fire once or repeat daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. Mark one done or snooze it right from the notification. Turn on Dynamic Island to keep the next care task on your Lock Screen and tick it off from there.
How medication reminders work
Weight and temperature charts, vaccinations, and vet visits with the medicines prescribed at each one. Scan a lab result or attach a photo or PDF, up to 10 per record, and your family sees it too. The PDF report for the vet prints those documents inside, along with the care plan and recent activity. AI can go through a vet document with you.
How health records workAsk about food, behavior or symptoms right from your pet’s profile, and attach a photo or a scan if it helps. Answers take your pet’s breed, age and weight into account. Guidance, not a diagnosis.
Invite family by email or QR code and choose who can edit and who can only view. Everyone sees the same diary and care plan, and gets a notification when someone else logs care. Once a task is ticked off on one phone, its reminder stays quiet on the others, so the dog gets fed once, not twice.
How sharing with family worksTap Pee or Poop in your dog’s or cat’s profile, or during a walk. Or ask Siri, and the entry is saved without opening the app. Add details when they matter: the place, the stool consistency, warning signs. The log shows counts per day, a chart and hints such as “No poop for 2 days”, and your family sees every entry.
How the pee and poop log worksThe pet list shows the next thing for each pet: today’s care task, a vaccination due within a month or a vet visit this week. Pettify reminds you of a vaccination 7, 3 and 1 day before it’s due. Overdue items are marked in red. Pets that others share with you sit in their own section.
How the vaccination tracker works
Not a generic checklist. The plan starts from your pet’s breed and changes as your pet grows.
Pick the breed and birth date, then answer a few questions about coat, neutering and time outdoors. The plan updates as soon as you answer.
Today’s tasks come first, then the next 30 days, from the daily walk to the yearly vaccine. Tick a task off or set a reminder.
Every task explains why it matters and how to do it, and names its source: veterinary guidelines such as AAHA and WSAVA, and kennel club breed profiles.
Change how often and when, switch tasks off, add your own. When your puppy grows up, the plan updates and tells you. Progress shows how the last 30 days went.
The screens you’ll use every day.
Your pet’s records live in your private account. Here is how we look after them.
Read the privacy policyYour pet’s records travel over TLS, and sensitive data is encrypted where it is stored.
We don’t sell your personal information, and we don’t use your data for tracking.
The assistant works from pet data such as breed, age and health records. Your name and email are never sent to the AI provider.
Download your data in a portable format, or ask us to delete your account whenever you like.
Short answers to what people ask first.
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