From a new pet to a vet-ready record, in 6 steps.
None of this takes an evening. Add what you have, add the rest as it happens, and the record builds itself.
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Add your pet
Name, species, breed, date of birth, a photo. Dog or cat — the app changes to suit, so a cat gets a litter tracker and no walks screen.
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Fill in the passport
Microchip number and registry, pedigree or KC number, insurance policy and renewal date, your vet's practice and phone. Add allergies while you're there — they sit right under the passport, in red if they're severe.
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Import the health history
Photograph an old vaccination card and CorePaw pulls the records out for you to check before saving. Or type them in: vaccinations, worming, flea and tick, vet visits, medications.
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Log the day as it happens
One tap for feed, water, med, toilet or a note. Start a walk and it maps itself. Tick a dose off and the household sees it was given, by whom, at what time.
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Bring in the household
Invite your partner, the kids or a dog walker with a code that already carries their role and permissions. Everyone sees everything; you choose who can change what.
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Hand it to your vet
One tap builds a shareable, printable PDF — identity, microchip, latest weight and body condition score, allergies, the full history, current medications and the symptom diary with its photos — and opens the share sheet to email, print or save it.
Why it keeps working when the signal doesn't.
Your phone first
Every tap is written to a database on your device before anything else happens. No spinner, no "couldn't save", no signal required.
Then the household
If you're signed in, changes push up and pull down so every phone in the house ends up in step — and the newest edit wins.
Reminders that survive
Notifications are scheduled with the operating system, so they fire with the app closed and are rebuilt after a reboot.
Ready when it lands?
CorePaw is coming to iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist and we'll email you on launch day.