Private · offline · no account

Pet health, care and documents — stored locally

Track visits, manually entered dates, medication instructions from records, measurements, routines, supplies and expenses without an account or uploading private history to the cloud.

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Data stays in your browser. Local persistence is an explicit choice, and you can download a complete backup at any time.

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Luna — demo dataToday dashboard
Tasks4
Weight12.7 kg
Documents0
08:00 · Medication — demo textto record
18:30 · Walkplanned

One shared project

Care, health and daily life in one place

Every module uses the same pet profiles and documents.

Health history

Visits, vaccination records, test attachments, measurements and observations without diagnosis.

Rx

Medication from records

Exact dose text and schedule entered by the user, without conversion or missed-dose advice.

Daily care

Today view, walks, feeding, grooming, cleaning and tasks for multiple pets.

Private documents

Passport, health book, test results, insurance and invoices stored locally.

Travel with sources

Manual checklists and official links without automatic travel certification.

Sitter card and poster

Pet sitter report, emergency card and local missing pet poster maker.

Local application

Start with demo data

IndexedDB storage starts only after selecting “Save locally”.

Ad space outside the private panel

Official sources stay separate from private data

Travel requires manual verification of current information. Pet Care does not send microchip or document data to external services.

Frequently asked questions

Is data sent to a server?

No. Project data and local documents are processed in the browser. Ads and official links are separate from the private panel.

Does Pet Care diagnose or calculate doses?

No. The app stores exact user-entered text and does not interpret results, select medicines or change treatment.

Is a vaccination due date automatic?

No. The date must be copied from records or veterinary advice.

How can I move data to another device?

Download a plain or encrypted backup and import it on the other device. An encrypted backup password cannot be recovered.