Meals, walks, water, litter, meds. Tavi builds a starting-point routine from your pet’s species, size and life stage, then hands it to you to change. The day runs on one card: what is next, what is done, and anything you set aside.
You are not starting from an empty schedule. Tavi proposes the day it thinks your pet needs, and every part of it is a suggestion you can take or leave.
A day built for the animal you have: species, size and life stage. Switch off anything that is not yours.
One card shows what is next and what is done. Marking a step writes the record too, so you are not logging twice.
Rename a step, move its time, pick the days it runs, drag it, or remove it. Times snap to the quarter hour.
Meals and walks live in the plan; vaccines, meds and vet visits stay where they belong — on the pet’s timeline.
A care routine you feel guilty about is a routine you stop opening. So the plan has no way to tell you that you are behind, and that is enforced in the app rather than promised here.
One you have not done at midnight looks exactly as it did at six in the morning. There is no late state and no red.
Setting a step aside takes it out of the day’s count rather than counting against you. The word on screen is never “Skipped”.
No streak, no completion percentage running between days. Today starts whole, whatever yesterday looked like.
A meal or a dose ticked off writes the same record you would have entered by hand, onto the same timeline.
A cat’s plan is built from feline guidance, not edited down from a dog’s. It scoops the litter daily, puts part of the ration in a puzzle feeder, and gives an adult cat two measured meals rather than a bowl left down all day — the pattern most likely to tip into overeating.
A senior cat’s day swaps the brush for a brush-and-check-over, because a cat grooming itself less is worth noticing, and brushing gets your hands on the animal every day.
Yes, for your first pet, with no account needed. Premium adds more pets — not a better plan.
A starting point built from your pet's species, size and life stage: an adult Labrador and a senior cat are handed different days. Several steps carry a one-line reason and a citation; most ship unexplained on purpose, because an explanation that does not exist should not be promised.
All of it. Switch a step off, rename it, drag it, remove it, or move its time — times snap to the quarter hour so the day stays readable. You can also start from nothing and add your own steps.
Yes, and it is not a dog plan with the walks removed. A cat's day has litter scooping, puzzle feeding and a check-over rather than walks, and an adult cat gets two measured meals rather than a bowl left down.
Nothing. There is no missed state — a step you have not done at midnight looks exactly as it did at six in the morning. You can set a step aside for the day, which removes it from that day's count rather than counting against you.
Yes. Marking a meal or a dose done writes the same record you would have logged by hand, on the same timeline — so the plan saves you the logging rather than duplicating it.
The best routine is the one you stop having to remember.
Free for your first pet. No account needed, and it works with no signal at all.