Stop asking "has anyone fed the dog?"
Five tiles, one tap each. The day's feeds, water, doses, toilet trips and notes — on everyone's phone, with a name and a time against each one.
- Feed, water, med, toilet and note — one tap each
- Every entry stamped with who logged it and when
- Toilet detail: wee, poo or both, with a consistency scale
- Grouped by day — Today, Yesterday, and back
- Choose which tiles each pet shows
One-tap logging: feed, water, med, toilet and note.
Nobody forgets the annual booster. What actually slips is the ordinary day — two people feeding the same dog, or nobody noticing the runs started on Tuesday.
Double-feeding
You fed her, your partner fed her, and the vet is asking why she has put on two kilos. One shared log ends it.
"How long has this been going on?"
The question every vet asks. With dated toilet entries and a consistency scale, you have an actual answer.
The thing you meant to mention
A note takes three seconds now and is still there at the appointment in a fortnight.
Logging a feed against your pet's food library.
Save the foods your pet actually eats — brand, form and portion — then log a feed against one of them. The person covering for you knows exactly what to put in the bowl, and what never to.
- A per-pet food library with default portions
- ⭐ favourites and 🚫 avoids a carer can see
- Log a feed against a saved food in one tap
How the daily log feeds the rest of the record.
Daily care FAQ
What can I log each day?
Feed, water, medication, toilet and a free-text note. Each pet chooses which of those tiles to show, so you are not tapping past trackers you never use.
What detail does the toilet tracker keep?
Whether it was a wee, a poo or both, plus a consistency scale — the same idea as the chart a vet uses. It turns "his tummy has been off" into something with dates behind it.
Does it record who logged something?
Yes. Every entry is stamped with the person and the time — "Fed 07:12 · Sarah" — so nobody has to ask whether it has been done.
Can I see previous days?
Yes. The activity log groups entries by day — Today, Yesterday, and back through the history — so you can scroll a week and see the pattern.
Can I turn trackers off for one pet?
Yes, per pet. "What to track" decides which tiles that animal shows, and any section on the pet screen can be hidden entirely.
Does this need a connection?
No. Entries are written to your phone first, so logging works with no signal. If you are on a paid plan they sync to the rest of the household when you are back online.
Everyone knows what's been done.
CorePaw is out now on the App Store and Google Play, and free for your first pet — no card, no trial clock.