Guide
What the app does, and what it is good for. Sorted by who you are — one dog and a shelter with forty need different things.
For owners
- Signing inA link in your email, or your fingerprint. There is no password here.
- Timeline and momentsA life that records itself, because recording is easy.
- Health diary and remindersSo a due date speaks up before you forget it — and so the history is at hand at the vet.
- Sharing with familyThe animal is shared, so the chronicle should be too.
- The public pageOne address you can send to anyone.
- When a pet goes missingAn appeal anyone can open, and a list that searches from both sides.
- When you find an animal that is not yoursReporting a find needs no account. Signing in comes later, when you and the owner start writing to each other.
- Memorial modeWhen that time comes, the app goes quiet — and nothing is lost.
- Phone notificationsA reminder that arrives without the app being open.
- Subscription and paymentsWhat is free, what is paid for, and how to leave.
For shelters
- The shelter profile and the teamThe profile belongs to the shelter, not to one person — because people in shelters move on.
- Claiming a prepared profileYour shelter's profile probably exists already. It only needs claiming.
- Looking for a homeA listing that travels on its own — anyone can share it, not only you.
- People interested in adoptingWho got in touch, what they wrote, and when they get your contact.
- Handing over to the new ownerThe chronicle goes with the animal. It does not start from scratch.
For breeders
The guide grows with the app. If a chapter is missing, that part is probably still being built — see what is new