Sharing with family

The animal is shared, so the chronicle should be too.

Caring for an animal is rarely one person's job. A partner walks it in the morning, the children take the photos, a grandparent looks after it at weekends. If one person kept the chronicle, half the days would be missing — usually the cheerful half.

Sharing works by link, not by searching for accounts. You send an invitation, the other person taps it, signs in with their email, and they are in.

Roles differ. Those who can write add photos and records; those who only read, read. You stay the guardian — switching to memorial mode, deleting the profile or handing the animal over is nobody else's to do.

How many people fit in a household depends on the plan. It is paid per household: the guardian's plan decides, not the plan of whoever is looking. A family does not buy five subscriptions.