Two dinners, or none
Two people feed the dog, or both assume the other one did.
Usual fix: the group chat, or shouting across the house
Coming soon to iPhone and Android
Pawtine gives your household one shared checklist for meals, walks and meds. Tick a task off and everyone sees who did it, so nothing gets missed or given twice.
AAlex walked Luna · 5:10 pm
Tap a square on the phone to tick it off
Every home that shares a pet asks it. Right now the answer lives in a group chat, a pill box and somebody’s memory.
Two people feed the dog, or both assume the other one did.
Usual fix: the group chat, or shouting across the house
Or missed completely. For a pet on daily meds, either one is a real risk.
Usual fix: memory, a pill box, sticky notes
Monthly treatments and yearly boosters are easy to lose track of.
Usual fix: a vet reminder email, the phone calendar
The kennel or groomer asks, and the paper card is in a drawer somewhere.
Usual fix: digging through drawers, calling the vet
Setting up takes a few minutes. After that, one tap is all anyone needs.
Sign in with Apple or Google, then add your pet’s name, breed and birthday.
Add meals, walks and meds. Each dose is written exactly as your vet prescribed.
Share a 6-character code with your partner, family or roommates.
One tap marks a task done. The whole household sees who did it, and when.
Pawtine covers the daily routine and the health records behind it.
Tick a task off and it updates on every phone at home. The activity feed shows who did what. If two people tap the same task, the second one sees it’s already done.
Due reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they ring even without signal. Medication reminders ring through your quiet hours.
If a dose runs late, everyone at home gets an alert, so someone can step in.
Treatments and vaccines on repeat schedules, vet visits with photos, and a weight chart for every pet.
Send vaccines, treatments and weight history to a kennel, groomer or new vet in a few taps.
Going away? Give a sitter the routine. You choose what they see, and access ends by itself.
Pawtine is fun to use, and exact about the things that matter for your pet’s health.
Pawtine shows the dose you enter, word for word. It never gives medical or dosing advice.
Tick tasks off with no signal. Everything syncs as soon as you’re back online.
Only people in your home see your pets’ records. There are no ads, and we never sell your data.
Vaccine and treatment history is never locked behind the plan, and never deleted on the free plan.
Pawtine has no ads. The free plan covers the daily routine, and the Household plan lifts the limits for everyone in your home.
For you and one other person
No payment details needed
For everyone in your home
Pricing announced at launch
One purchase covers everyone in the household, on iPhone and Android.
We’re building it now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when it’s out on iPhone and Android.
Yes. The free plan covers 2 pets and 2 people, and there are no ads. The Household plan lifts the limits and adds vet PDFs, sitter access and late-dose alerts, and one purchase covers the whole household.
No. You enter each dose exactly as your vet prescribed, and Pawtine shows it word for word. It never gives medical or dosing advice, so always check with your vet.
Pawtine keeps the first tick and tells the second person it’s already done, with who did it and when. Tapped by mistake? You can undo it.
Yes. Due reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they ring with no signal. Anything you tick off offline syncs when you reconnect.
Yes, on the Household plan. You create a sitter link with start and end dates and choose what they can see. Their access ends by itself.
Dogs and cats, plus any other pet with a routine. The free plan covers 2 pets, and the Household plan has no limit.
Only the people in your household, plus any sitter you give access to. We don’t sell your data, and Pawtine has no ads. The privacy policy has the details.
Join the waitlist for launch news and beta invites, and nothing else.