Features
Shared care without the group chat
Invite everyone who helps — family, sitters, an ex with custody weekends — and give each the right level of access. Every action lands in one timeline, signed with who and when.
Roles, not chores
Owners run the pet, caregivers do and log daily care, limited caregivers see only what you choose. Any caregiver can cover any task, because the record — not a person — says what is done.
Attribution on everything
Every feed, walk, and pill carries who did it and when. Nobody asks the group chat; everybody reads the same timeline.
Sitter access that expires
Give a sitter exactly the week you are away. Access ends on its own — no awkward revoking, no forgotten permissions.
Reminders that stand down
A task reminder quiets for the whole household the moment anyone handles it. No double-feeding, no alarm fatigue.
Questions about this, answered
- How many people can I share a pet with?
- As many as actually help. Pets and caregivers are both unlimited, and caregiver sharing with attribution is part of the free tier — you do not need to pay to get the whole household onto one record.
- Can a sitter see everything in my account?
- Only what you choose. A limited caregiver sees the subset you pick rather than the whole pet, and sitter access can be given an end date so it closes on its own when you are back — you do not have to remember to revoke it.
- What stops two people feeding the dog twice?
- The record, not a reminder to text each other. Every feed, walk and pill is signed with who did it and when, so the answer to “did anyone feed him?” is on the same screen everyone is already looking at.