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Never miss a dose.

Track medications, vaccines, and weight in one place, and share it with any vet or sitter. Free forever.

Always free. Takes a minute. Works on any phone.

Today

8:00 AM

Apoquel 16 mg

8:02 AM
8:00 PM

Apoquel 16 mg

Give
Walk

Evening walk

6:00 PM

Medications, one tap each

Set the schedule once. Check off doses in a second, and get warned before refills run out.

Vaccine and health records

Vaccines with expiry reminders, weight over time, conditions, and your vet, in one record you own.

Daily routines too

Walks, brushing, treats, and playtime the whole family can see and check off.

One link for any vet or sitter

Hand off a read-only link with the schedule, the record, and the vet contact. No account needed.

If the worst day ever comes

When a pet slips out, the first hour is the whole game.

About 1 in 3 pets goes missing in their lifetime, and the ones who make it home are almost always found fast. A scared animal keeps moving, so every minute lost multiplies the ground you have to cover. What burns those minutes is the scramble: hunting for a clear photo, the microchip number, the vet records. Your record already holds every piece of that.

Your neighborhood, on it

Your local Rescue Force is alerted the second you report, so people who know the streets are out looking, not just you.

A flyer, already made

Print ready and built from the profile you keep every day. No design, no hunting for the right photo.

Posted everywhere at once

The case goes to Facebook, Nextdoor, and your group chats, each post already carrying the photo and the details.

Pets with a registered microchip and current contact details, exactly what your record keeps ready, are reunited up to 20 times more often.

Sources: the 1-in-3 lifetime figure is an American Humane Association estimate. Reunion rates are peer-reviewed: Lord et al., J. Am. Vet. Med. Assoc. 2009;235(2):160 to 167 found microchipped pets returned 2.5 times more often for dogs and 20 times for cats.

A record you keep, not medical advice. Your vet's guidance comes first.