
Luna
Golden Retriever · 4 years
Health, documents, medication, everyday care and travel – thoughtfully organised in one place that grows with you.

Golden Retriever · 4 years



Not a marketing promise — the actual scope:
One home for every chapter
21 record types – from vet visits to labs, imaging and behaviour – in one traceable chronicle.
Tap the body map to say where it is. The app remembers since when, how often, and whether it is getting worse.
Due dates and boosters with lead time – optionally following the StIKo Vet and ESCCAP schedules, always as a suggestion, never automatically.
Several measurements on one axis, from body condition score to lab values – and once a year, the whole thing in numbers.
Dose, timing and stock. Administrations are logged duplicate-safe, even with several carers.
8 categories with recurrence, quiet hours and a completion history. In the phone app they reach you even when the app is closed.
The question every practice asks
Almost nobody can answer it. You notice something is wrong – but not that the limping started eleven days ago, happened six times, and always after the long walk. That is what the symptom diary is for.
None of this is an interpretation. Vomiting, pain and anxiety look identical in this kind of data – the app counts and compares, it never concludes.
On the body map you pick the spot – ears, abdomen, hind legs. Then how strong, in words, and how often. An entry takes about fifteen seconds, because a diary that takes longer is a diary nobody keeps.
The course shows the strongest note per day, and empty days stay visible – otherwise something occasional looks continuous. If a weekday stands out, the app says so. But only from eight observations on, because two Mondays are not a Monday problem.
Visit preparation no longer opens on an empty box but on the answer: “Limping · hind legs · for 26 days · noted 6× · daily · severity 3/5 · worsening.”
Every profile as individual as its companion
When you create a profile you pick the breed from a maintained catalogue — or enter your own, with your own photo. 212 breeds across 12 species are catalogued.
Hamsters and horses & ponies are in the catalogue with every breed too; their photographs are still to come. Until then — and everywhere else — you can use your own picture.
What it looks like inside
Not a concept image: this is the structure waiting for you after sign-in.
For every life stage
Primary vaccinations, worming and weight in weekly steps. The first year decides whether anything can be evidenced later.
Two medicines, three times a day, a changing dose. Every administration is logged — even when someone else feeds today.
Three pets, three practices, three insurers. One profile switch instead of three folders.
More check-ups, more findings, more questions. The vet visit gets prepared instead of improvised.
When minutes count
In an emergency there is no signal in the woods, no patience for a search and no steady hand. So this section lives entirely on the device – it works in a dead spot exactly as it does at home.
Works without internetHeatstroke, seizure, heavy bleeding, choking, poisoning and bloat. Each card starts with how to recognise it, then what to do – and just as prominently, what not to do. No ice water for heatstroke, never induce vomiting yourself, do not sweep blindly into the throat: these are the well-meant reflexes that make it worse.
Turns “he ate some chocolate” into a number the practice can act on. The kind decides it: 100 g of cocoa powder is two hundred times the same weight in white chocolate. Where a calculation would be false precision – grapes, lilies, antifreeze – the app shows no number, only the reason.
One tap produces the poster to print, the ready text for neighbourhood groups and a finder QR: whoever scans it is offered the call straight away. While the search runs, it replaces the emergency card.
A QR code created on your device that contains no link – so it cannot lead nowhere later. Scanned, it offers the call or shows the chip, practice and your emergency note as plain text.
These notes do not replace veterinary treatment. They are meant to bridge the minutes until professional help arrives – and to stop well-meant first aid from making things worse. There is deliberately no all-clear: the mildest answer it can give is “call now”.
Made for real pet families
Profiles and care guidance adapt to species and living environment – from golden retrievers to rabbits, budgies to horses.
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The app experience, in your browser
The public demo shows the experience using sample data. For your personal Pet OS, sign in across devices with an email code or use the Magic Link on the same device; an active membership unlocks the app and protected cloud sync.
One membership. Everything included.
Monthly or yearly—the feature set stays complete. Payment and cancellation are securely handled by Stripe.
Billed once per year.
Stay flexible month to month.
For comparison: a routine check-up at a German vet costs €30–80, a booster €50–80. A whole year of Pet Passport+ costs less than that.
Private by design. Human controlled.
Personal records are stored reliably on your device first and securely synced through your member account. AI content stays labelled, and changes are only saved after you confirm them.
Privacy in detailPortable records and a clear path to account deletion.
Documents and extracted details stay separate and traceable.
Health guidance supports organisation; diagnosis and treatment stay professional.
Use an email code on any device or a same-device Magic Link.
Monthly or yearly, securely through Stripe.
Create profiles and sync records safely.
No. Pet Passport+ organises saved details and preparations but never replaces official original documents. The passport stays the valid document — here it is simply also available digitally.
Yes. The personal app requires an account and an active membership. Without an account, the public demo with sample data stays available indefinitely.
At any time yourself through the Stripe portal in your account. Membership runs to the end of the paid period; there is no minimum term.
It stays on your device and stays exportable. The account itself has its own clearly described deletion path.
Yes. After sign-in and membership verification, every change is saved locally first and the app remains usable offline. Cloud sync is optional for multiple devices. For security and entitlement updates, the app occasionally reconnects; first aid, the poison check and the emergency card stay available even with no signal.
As many as you like. Each pet gets its own profile with its own timeline, documents and cost breakdown.
No. Dogs and cats are the main audience, but 12 species with 212 catalogued breeds are supported — from rabbits and birds to reptiles, fish and horses.
Not your account. You take what matters for the appointment instead: a prepared summary of the symptoms, the printable health report, or a complete export. You decide each time what the consulting room sees — and what it does not.
Yes. Family, co-owners and sitters get roles, and every medication administration stays attributed to the person who logged it.
Yes, at any time and without a membership: structured as JSON, tabular as CSV and as a printable report.
AI only helps read uploaded documents. Extracted details are labelled and are only written after you confirm them — never automatically.
No. It works out how much per kilo of body weight adds up, so you can give a number on the phone instead of “something with chocolate”. It deliberately never gives an all-clear: the mildest answer is “call now and describe it”.
The profile is archived, not deleted — reminders and medication plans stop on their own, so nothing pings you about a tablet again. The life story stays complete for as long as you want to keep it.
No. It counts, compares and summarises — nothing more. Vomiting, pain and anxiety look identical in records like these, and only a professional can tell them apart.
No, deliberately. The app organises information and prepares appointments. Diagnosis and treatment belong in professional hands.

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