The app

Everything about them, in one living profile.

You feed it on ordinary days — the vet’s paperwork, a weight after the checkup, a question to an assistant that knows them. It’s what a stranger opens the day they’re lost. Same profile, both halves free.

A safety product you never open quietly stops being true. That is why the everyday half exists.

Part one

Every day

The app you open on ordinary days.

Their record

Everything a vet might ask, already answered

Weight and body condition logged over time. Vaccinations, allergies, medications, conditions, visits and procedures — each one able to carry the document that proves it.

Photos and PDFs live alongside them, so the certificate you need at the boarding kennel is in your pocket instead of a folder at home.

Maple’s record

  • Aug 224.1 kg
  • May 1823.6 kg
  • Feb 923.9 kg

Rabies booster

Recorded 12 Mar · certificate attached

Maple’s assistant

Is the new food okay with her allergies?

Maple’s record lists a chicken allergy, and that formula is poultry-based — worth avoiding. Want me to note the switch on her profile?

It already knows her breed, age, weight, allergies, and everything you’ve discussed before.

The assistant

Not a chatbot. Your pet’s.

Every pet has their own ongoing conversation. It starts knowing their breed, age, sex, weight, vaccinations and allergies, so you never open with a paragraph of background — and it remembers what you talked about last time.

Upload the discharge notes or the vaccination card and ask questions about them directly. Tell it something new and it can update their profile, or set you a reminder, without leaving the conversation.

It won’t diagnose or prescribe — that’s your vet’s job, and it will say so.

Coming up

Flea treatment

Tomorrow, 8:00 am

Vet — annual check

Fri 14 Sep, 4:30 pm · Alder Veterinary

Reminders

The tablet on Tuesday

Set a reminder for the treatment, the appointment, the follow-up call. Add the address and it comes with the map. Ask for a nudge beforehand and you get two: one in advance, one when it’s time.

Walks

Start it and put the phone away

Pawscout follows the route in the background, keeping time and distance while your phone stays in your pocket. Pause when they stop to investigate something. End it and the walk is saved with its map.

Walking two dogs? One walk can belong to both. Everything lands in a walk diary you can scroll back through.

Evening walk with Maple

Tuesday · 6:12 pm

Route saved
Distance
1.8 km
Time
32 min

Part two

When it matters

The same profile, working for a stranger.

Identity and response

Everything you keep becomes what a stranger reads

The photo you updated, the medication you logged, the people you invited — that is the page someone opens when they find your pet. It needs no app and no account on their end.

  • A rescue profile anyone can open, by scan or by link
  • An email and a push the moment it is opened
  • Lost mode: a shareable page, sightings, and your circle briefed
  • Care Circle roles, from everyday caregiver to emergency contact

Prefer it on the collar too? Add the Tag.

Reported lost near Alder Park

Maple

Golden retriever · 3 years

Call MayaEmail

Care Circle

  • MayaPet parent
  • JonahCaregiver

Scan alert sent to Maple’s family · 4:48 pm

What a finder sees when they scan the tag — no app, no account.

Why it matters

The everyday app is the safety feature.

  1. 01

    You use it on ordinary days

    A question about the new food. A weight after the vet. The vaccination card you photographed at the clinic, a photo because they look ridiculous.

  2. 02

    Their record stays true

    Every one of those touches updates the same profile — the weight, the medication, the current photo, the people who help.

  3. 03

    So the worst day already works

    When a stranger opens their profile, it shows who your pet is now — not who they were the day you signed up.

That is the whole idea. Not a product you buy and forget — one you live with, that happens to be ready. Protect sits on top and checks that readiness for you.

Where this fits

One app does both jobs — every day, and the day it goes wrong. Everything below sits on top of it.

Bring Pawscout home

Their profile, their people, their way home — set up in minutes, free to start. And the person who finds your pet will know exactly what to do.

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