A small family of apps for the people who look after animals. Care tasks and gentle reminders, health records that are actually there when the vet asks, photos worth keeping, and a community of owners nearby.
Works in any browser today. Android and iOS are on the way.
The suite
One is here now. The other two are being built in the open — no launch dates we can't keep.
mypet care
Looking after an animal is mostly small things remembered at the right moment. The app is where they are written down, and what shows you the ones you owe today.
Feeding, walks, medication, the flea treatment you always forget. Set it once, and everything due — and everything overdue — is waiting the moment you open the app.
Weight, vaccinations, treatments and notes, kept in one history — so when the vet asks, the answer is right there.
The photographs worth keeping, kept with the pet they belong to, instead of scattered through five years of camera roll.
Partners, family, the neighbour who feeds the cat while you're away. They see the same plan, and you choose who can only look and who can tick things off.
Where it runs
The web app is the real thing, not a preview — and it will add itself to your home screen if you ask. Store apps will follow, and we'll say so here rather than on a store page that doesn't exist yet.
Works in any modern browser, on a phone, a tablet or a laptop. Nothing to download — and if you want it on your home screen, your phone can put it there, where it opens in its own window like any other app.
Open mypet careA native app for Android is on the roadmap. We'll link it here the day it exists.
Same for iPhone and iPad. No store badge until there's something behind it.
Every feature in mypet care is free to use right now. If a paid plan arrives later we will say so clearly and well ahead of time — nothing here will start charging you by surprise.
And there will always be a free plan: up to three pets with five photos each and up to two friends, with care tasks, reminders, weight, treats, health records, the Vet hub, the Pet ID card and the nearby-services directory all included. The paid plan lifts those limits, adds playdate proposals and removes the few ads the free plan will show. Nothing you have saved is ever removed if your plan changes.
From the blog
Practical things we've learned, and the questions pet owners keep asking us.
For vets: owners forget much of a consultation before they reach the car, and give fewer doses on time than they say. What the studies show, and five habits that get plans followed: one clear recommendation, doses that fit the day, written steps, teach-back and a booked next date.
For vets: which numbers owners can collect reliably at home, what the studies say they tell you, and how to ask so the readings come back usable. Sleeping breathing rate, glucose curves, water intake, pain scores and seizure logs.
Three injections for a puppy, then one more at six months. It is not the vet being cautious. Why the early ones can fail, why the one at 16 weeks matters most, what every dog and cat needs, how often adults need boosters, and when a puppy can go out.
Make a profile, add a pet, and see how it feels. It takes about a minute and costs nothing.
