How it works.
Five minutes to set up. Thirty seconds a day. Yours at 3am.
Tell it about your dog.
Name, age, breed, what "normal" looks like for him. That's the whole setup.
Keep his record current.
Appetite, energy, one more — thirty seconds, once a day. Away for a week? Hand it to the sitter and the streak continues.
It builds his digital history.
Drop in every vet document you have. Vaccines, weights, prescriptions, the emergency number — one file that remembers all of it.
It messages you first.
Every evening it checks the ordinary days against his baseline. When four of seven move, it asks — one question, no alarm.
An AI that knows him inside and out.
"Vet now, or morning?" at 2:47am. "Can he have a piece of this?" at dinner. It answers from his record, not from a breed chart.
What clarity sounds like.
What you'd say today, and what his record says instead.
AI messages you when it matters.
You open it for thirty seconds a day. It messages first when it notices something off — and tells you whether it's worth a call to the vet.
It knows your pet's whole file.
Vaccines, weights, prescriptions, the emergency number, what the vet said last time — upload the PDF once and every answer cites the page.
Three things.
- Weight68.4 lb, −4.3 lb · recheck Sept 12doc 3 · p.2
- Foodsame food, no changedoc 3 · p.2
- Supplementwith dinner, as writtendoc 3 · p.2
Yes — it's in his check-ins since Aug 14, every evening but two.
Ask it anything.
The 3am scare and the dinner-table question get the same treatment: an answer about your dog, from his record.
And when it can't wait, it says so.
It isn't here to calm you down. It answers "morning" only when morning is the right answer.
Don't wait for morning.
That can be an emergency. Go now. His 24-hr ER is (520) 555-0199, 14 minutes away. I'll pull up his record for the drive.
He's been telling you things for years. Now you can finally understand.
Things people ask us.
I'll never keep up a daily check-in.
Three taps a day, at the time you pick during setup. Change it whenever you like. Less than 30 seconds, and the record does the remembering.
Can't I just paste his records into a chatbot?
You can, once. It forgets him by the next session. This remembers every document and every check-in — and messages you first.
What about cats?
Same companion, same record. Cats hide it better — which is exactly why the counting matters.
Do I have to upload vet records?
No. Start with three taps a day. Add a document later, or never. Export or delete everything in one tap.
What if I cancel?
The record — every document, every check-in, the vet PDF — stays yours. The companion is what you pay for.
For anyone who has ever typed a symptom into a search bar at 2am.
We'll email the day the record opens. Until then, notice one thing about your animal each evening — that's the whole habit it builds on.
Which animal?