Start with a pet, or bring back a backup from another phone.
Checking the log…
Type in what you have in hand — the app counts down everything logged from that day onwards, so edits and deletions correct themselves. Re-enter the amount whenever you restock. The rate is a flat divide by the chosen window, not by “days that had an entry”, so something given twice a week doesn’t read as daily. To use your own figure instead of the estimate, type how many are used a day in the per-day box; clear it to go back to the estimate. Pack size, warnings and linked use are in each item’s settings.
Trial version. This app is still being tested, so this may not be the final version. Things may change, and some may not work yet.
The developer collects no data. Everything you log stays on this phone and is never sent anywhere.
Questions, bugs, problems or ideas: write to the developer. It opens your email app with your message ready to send, so the developer can reply.
Tap one to rename it, change its unit or usual amount, or hide it. Hidden trackers keep their history.
Diabetes care adds a dose tracker, a readings chart and a supply for the current pet. The app records what you give; it never suggests an amount. Turning it off hides them and keeps their history.
A daily schedule is a checklist on Today around its time. An every-few-days, weeks or months one shows on Today once it is due, counted from the last time it was logged. Leave an amount blank to be asked each time.
Everything stays on this phone. Nothing is uploaded. Take a backup now and then — clearing your browser data clears the log. Backups include photos, so they can get large.
Open it once with signal; after that it works offline. Updates arrive in the background and show the next time you open it.
Leave an email address or phone number so the developer can get back to you. Your message is sent from your own email app; the app itself sends nothing.
Time there: —
Food, treats, walks, weight, toilet trips, accidents, sickness, vet visits, grooming and notes come built in. The Today screen has one-tap tiles: a tile with a usual amount logs it straight away (with Undo), one without asks how much, and Walk and Vet visit start a stopwatch. Long-press any tile, or tap + New entry, for the full form with amount, date and time, notes and photos. The ✎ Edit button picks which tiles show, and in what order.
Tap the pet’s name at the top to switch pets, add one, or edit one. Each pet has its own tiles, its own history and charts, and an optional ring on Today counting the time since one tracker. Setup → Your trackers adds your own (a medicine, a food, a measurement) or changes and hides the built-in ones. Walks and vet visits can cover several pets at once.
Schedules (Setup, for each pet) group what is due into one checklist on the Today screen, so nothing gets missed in the moment. A daily one runs at a set time: its checklist shows from up to three hours before until the next one takes over. One that repeats every few days, weeks or months shows under Due once that long has passed since it was last logged. When another pet has something left, one line on Today says so; tap it to switch.
History lists every entry, searchable and editable. Trends draws a line for each measurement, a daily total for each food and activity, and lists incidents, since the log started.
Track how much of an item you have in hand and since when; the app works out the daily-use rate from your own logged entries (or from the per-day figure you type in the item’s box) and predicts a run-out date. Anything running low is flagged on the Today screen and the Stock tab. Each item has its own settings: a pack size, when to warn (at an amount left, or a number of days ahead, 7 unless you change it), and an optional link to another type, so it is used up one per entry of that type (say, one poo bag per walk) instead of being logged itself.
Everything you log stays on this phone. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account. Backups (Setup → Your data) are files you download and keep yourself — store one somewhere off the phone now and then, because clearing the browser’s data clears the log.
Ticked trackers are tiles on Today, in this order, and the trackers shown for this pet.
Something bought and used up but never logged on its own, such as poo bags or litter.