PetTracker · coming to iOS & Android

One tracker for every vet visit, dose, and weight check.

Three cats meant three vaccination schedules, three medication routines, and a phone full of sticky notes pretending to be reminders. PetTracker is the app I built to fix that — vet visits, doses, and weight logs for every pet in the house, each one with its own color so a multi-cat morning never gets confused. Your data is never the hostage: exporting everything to JSON stays free, forever, no matter which plan you're on.

Where it actually is

PetTracker is built and it's what I use every day for my own three cats' medication schedule. It has not been submitted to the App Store or Google Play yet — there's testing and store setup left before that happens, and I'm not going to promise a date I can't keep.

The waitlist below is the fastest way to hear the moment that changes. No spam, one email when it ships.

What it looks like

The app's own artwork, straight from the build. These are the icon and store graphic rather than in-app screenshots — the interface is still moving, and a screenshot of a screen that changes next week would be a small lie.

PetTracker store graphic: the words "Never miss a dose. For every pet you love." beside a cream cat and dog against a warm rust circle.
Never miss a dose — for every pet you love
The PetTracker app icon: a cream cat and dog face overlapping on a rust background.
The app icon
What it will cost

Free is a real app, not a demo. Pets, vet visits, doses, weight logs, reminders — and JSON export stays free forever, on every plan. Your records are never the thing being held hostage.

Premium adds the extras — the vet-report PDF, household sync, cloud backup — at $3.99/month or $29.99/year, after a 14-day free trial. A two-person household stays free.

Planned prices, not final — nothing is on sale yet, and the store consoles have the last word.

Built for multi-pet households

Every pet, one place

Cats, dogs, whatever's in the house — each pet gets its own color so a multi-cat morning never turns into "wait, which one already had their pill?"

A face before every dose

Logging a medication shows the pet's photo, name, and color before it commits — the same check I wished I had the day I almost mixed up two cats' antibiotics.

Ready for the vet, not just the fridge

A vet-visit prep sheet pulls dose adherence, weight trend, and as-needed usage since the last appointment — shareable straight from your phone.

Reminders that fit the medication

Daily and weekly doses respect wall-clock time (so a 9am pill stays a 9am pill through a time change); "every 8 hours" meds count elapsed time instead.

A few things I'm promising up front

Tell me where to reach you

One email, when PetTracker ships. Nothing else.