THE DOG CARE WIKI APP · COMING SOON

Your dog's life.
All in one place.

A health, nutrition and memory book for dog people—built to organise the details you never want to lose.

WHAT WE'RE BUILDING

A digital baby book
for your dog.

One calm place for nutrition, health records, products, memories and the people who care for your dog.

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Recipes & nutrition

Save recipes, meal routines and notes about the exact foods and portions your dog eats.

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Weight & wellness

Log weight, photos and notes over time so changes are easier to notice and discuss.

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Dog food scanner

Scan a label or product and surface ingredients worth checking—not a substitute for veterinary advice.

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Diet transitions

Build a gradual food-transition plan and journal appetite, stool and other observations.

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First aid & emergencies

Keep vet contacts, allergies, medicines and an emergency information card close at hand.

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Scan & save records

Use OCR to organise vaccination booklets, receipts, product labels, dates and vet details—then confirm every extracted field.

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Photos & milestones

Create a living timeline of first days, favourite things, health events and everyday memories.

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Care history

Keep a soft copy of products used, when they were given and which vet or clinic helped.

Designed for organisation, not diagnosis. Scanner and OCR results would always be reviewable, and health decisions stay with the dog owner and their veterinarian.

TWO SMART SYSTEMS

Nutrition in.
Care on time.

The useful version of this app does more than store notes. It turns confirmed data into a daily view and timely reminders.

DOG NUTRITION DASHBOARD

Macros-style tracking, made for dogs.

Log foods, recipes, treats, supplements and portions. Compare daily intake with targets set for that dog's life stage, weight, health needs and veterinary plan.

  • Calories, protein, fat, fibre, moisture and treats
  • Ingredient and supplement history across products
  • Flags when intake crosses an owner- or vet-set limit
  • Gradual diet-transition plans and symptom notes
Example alertChicken appears in three logged products today. Review the portions and your dog's confirmed dietary plan.
CALENDAR & REMINDERS

Put care into the calendar people already use.

Connect Google Calendar to save appointments, feeding transitions, medicine, grooming and record-review dates—with useful context attached.

  • One-time and recurring calendar events
  • Push, email and optional text reminders
  • Shared reminders for family and caregivers
  • Links back to the dog, product and supporting record
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9:00 AMMilo · vaccination reviewClinic record attached
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Multi-dog household

Separate profiles, schedules and nutrition for every dog.

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Care circle

Share tasks safely with a partner, sitter, walker or family member.

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Vet-ready summary

Export a clean timeline of weight, food, symptoms, medicines and records.

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Recall & refill alerts

Track exact products and lot details for relevant recalls and replenishment.

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Emergency share card

A printable or shareable summary of contacts, allergies and current medicines.

Important: nutrition targets and alerts must be dog-specific and reviewable. The app should surface patterns and questions—not prescribe diets, diagnose conditions or label a product universally safe.

HELP SHAPE THE APP

Tell us what your dog needs.

Join the early-access list and tell us which tools matter most. Early members will be first to try the free app as features launch.

  • Free early access
  • Help choose what we build first
  • Separate email and text permission
Which features would help you most?

We use the phone number only to verify a real person unless you separately choose text updates. Rate limits and bot checks protect the form.

AVAILABLE NOW · FREE FIRST STEP

Start with a simple care planner.

While the full app is being built, create a private schedule for routine care. It stays on this device and you can download a copy.

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HOW IT WORKS

A useful plan now.
Smarter tools next.

  1. Tell us about your dogLife stage, size and the care topics you want help with.
  2. Start with a safe checklistReview the suggested items with your vet, then set the right dates.
  3. Keep the plan movingComplete recurring reminders and the next due date is scheduled.