A digital health passbook for cats and dogs
Every record is a deposit into your furry friend's health
10 seconds, and AI reads and records it for you
Don't let gaps in your records get in the way of understanding your furry friend's health.
Pawtner's AI recognition fills in bills, prescriptions and blood-test reports with one tap, turning them into data you can search, sort and compare. No more digging through paper receipts or typing up medications by hand.
Compare blood values and X-rays, and see the difference in three seconds
Annual check-ups and follow-up tests cost real money, yet they're rarely put side by side.
Pawtner lets you pick two reports and view them together: which values went up and which fall outside the reference range are obvious at a glance. X-rays can be zoomed and compared one above the other, no more spreading out two films.
Dual-metric trend charts show you every change
"They seem a bit off today. Should we see the vet?" Without records, that question can only be answered by gut feeling.
With records, the number of scratching episodes, the changes in weight and any new foods all sit on the same chart.
The judgement is still yours, but it's no longer made from memory.
Share a window, not a file
A PDF doesn't update itself every day.
Screenshots can't carry a video.
A LINE chat may be impossible to find tomorrow.
What Pawtner shares for you is a page that keeps updating:
New records show up for the other person immediately, with symptom videos and notes included.
Record it when it comes to mind. That's enough.
You don't need to build a habit.
Pawtner puts its effort into the moment you want to record something:
Shortcuts always sit in the bottom-right corner, two taps and you're done; the same daily meal is filled in automatically, so nothing to do once it's eaten; snap a prescription and set yourself a reminder.
It's a passbook, not a punch clock. How much you deposit is up to you.
We don't make judgements— those belong to you and your vet
"Is this serious?" and "Should we go to the vet right now?" are questions for you and your vet, not for an app. So Pawtner doesn't auto-interpret results, doesn't give health advice, and never flags a number in scary red. We do one thing as well as it can be done: show your records exactly as they are.
Compared with other tools
Feature | Feature | Pawtner | Typical health-record apps | Phone notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Home & shortcuts | ||||
Home & shortcuts | Dual-metric trend chart |  |  | |
Recurring-symptom overview | | Few support it | | |
Custom shortcuts for recurring symptoms | | Few support it | | |
Open the camera to record instantly | | | | |
Daily records & sharing | ||||
Daily records & sharing | Daily meals scheduled automatically | | | |
Flag foods eaten for the first time | | Manual notes | Typed by hand | |
Urine records | Separate fields for cats and dogs | Same fields for every species | Typed by hand | |
Shared info updates in real time | | Usually a PDF export | Copy by hand or screenshot | |
AI recognition & health records | ||||
AI recognition & health records | Mask personal data when uploading documents | | | |
Reads vet clinic bills | | | | |
Reads vet prescriptions | | Few support it, and inaccurately | | |
Reads blood-test reports | | Few support it | | |
X-ray storage and comparison | | | | |
Blood-test value comparison | | | | |
