For dogs, cats and everyone else who lives with you
Everythingthat makesthem yours
PawFriends keeps your pet’s story together with the things you need every day: routines, what they eat, health notes and important records — for every pet in your home, for as long as you have them.
One login for all your pets · private unless you share it · you decide what anyone else sees
Keep going
One place for the life you share with them
01
Remember everything
Photos, videos, voice notes, nicknames, habits and milestones, kept as a story you keep adding to.
02
Care for them better
Feeding, routines, the foods they must never have, and what calms them down, written once.
03
Hand over what matters
A Care Card for sitters and walkers, and a Vet Visit Summary you can print before an appointment.
04
Stay ahead of the everyday
An estimate of when the food runs out, from what you entered. Reminders and sale alerts come later.
The living story
Not a slideshow. Their whole life, as it happens.
First walk: eleven feet
The one in the shoe
We were not getting a dog. We had a spreadsheet about not getting a dog. Then Diego’s coworker fostered a litter and sent one photo of the runt asleep in a shoe. I drove forty minutes “just to look.” He fell asleep in my lap in the parking lot, and I called Diego and said we have a dog now. He said which one. I said the one in the shoe.
Every photo and memory lands in their story and on their timeline: the big photo, the small ones, the story behind them, the nickname that stuck, the sound they make at 6:10 a.m. You never finish it; you just keep adding.
From Milo’s page in the example household. Friends and family can add a memory through a private link; you decide what joins the story. Putting a chapter together or sharing it never closes the story or anyone’s link.
All of them. One household.
Add each pet under the same account and switch between them in a tap. A photo of the dog and the cat together is uploaded once and appears in both of their stories. Pets from earlier years have a place too, without turning your home screen into a memorial.
Milo
Golden retriever mix
Luna
Domestic shorthair, orange tabby
B
Biscuit
remembered, 2009–2022
Care Card and sitters
The sitter gets the instructions. Not your whole life.
Write the routines once: feeding, walks, cues, fears, the side gate that sticks, who to call. Then give a sitter, walker, groomer or boarding facility a link that shows only what you choose and stops working on the day you set.
Favorite foods, foods they won’t eat, sensitivities and never-give foods, kept as separate lists
Checkoffs for today’s tasks
Notes and photos from the sitter wait for you before they join the story
Can see: Name, photo, breed and identification · Feeding schedule, portions and food lists · Medications and your instructions · Bathroom, walks, sleep and cues · Fears, triggers, escape tendencies and comforts · Veterinarian and emergency hospital · Emergency contacts and your instructions
Can’t see: story and photos · health history · documents
Favorite foods
Plain pumpkin (a spoonful)
Frozen green beans
Won’t eat (a preference, not a reaction)
Carrots (spits them out, then guards them)
Sensitivities (a reaction the owner noticed)
Rich table scraps · Upset stomach the next day, every time. Owner observation
Allergies
Chicken · Itchy ears and loose stool with chicken treats; noted in his 2022 vet record. Copied by the owner from a veterinary record
Never give
Grapes and raisins
Anything with xylitol (some peanut butters)
Chicken treats of any kind · Owner instruction
Vet Visit Summary · Milo
Weight 71.2 lb, Sep 2 Owner observation
Rabies (3-year) Mar 18 Confirmed by a veterinarian
Chicken sensitivityCopied by the owner from a veterinary record
Question Slow to stand after long hikes. Anything to watch?
Information recorded by the owner. PawFriends does not diagnose, prescribe or replace veterinary care.
Health and the vet
Walk into the vet with everything on one page.
Keep weight, vaccinations, medications, allergies, dental and grooming visits, and the small things you notice at home. Every entry says where it came from: something you noticed, something you copied from a vet record, or something your vet confirmed.
PawFriends keeps records. It does not diagnose or give medical advice; your veterinarian does that.
Record the exact food, the bag size, portions and how many pets share it. PawFriends estimates when it may run out, and you can correct it any time with a tap. It is always an estimate, never a promise.
Planned Price and sale alerts on the exact food you choose, at the retailers you choose, are planned for PawFriends Companion. They do not work yet.
Feeding
Cascade Kitchen Salmon & Sweet Potato Adult
Grain-free, chicken-free · 24 lb bag
Based on the feeding information you entered, Milo’s food may run out in about nine days.
About 368 g a day across every pet eating it (1.75 cup × 2 a day), starting from your check on Sep 9. An estimate from your entries, not a measurement of what is left.
Example: your answer changes this page only.
What you get today, and what is on the way
Available now
One household under one login, with all of your pets on one screen
A private, growing story for each pet: photos, videos, voice notes and memories
One memory for several pets, uploaded once and shown in each timeline
Timelines, habits, favorites, places, milestones and chapters that never close the story
Care Cards, and sitter links with the sections you choose that end when you say
Feeding plans with an approximate refill estimate you can correct
Separate favorite, disliked, sensitivity, allergy and never-give food lists
Health notes labeled by source, private documents and a printable Vet Visit Summary
Household cohosts, and a download of your data
Give PawFriends as a gift with a code
Longer term
Sharing a Vet Visit Summary directly with a clinic
A printed Life Book
Ideas, not promises. Nothing here is part of any package.
PawFriends Companion · planned
An optional subscription for everyday help. Not available yet, and nothing to sign up for.
Medication, care and appointment reminders
Price and sale alerts on the exact foods and retailers you pick, clearly labeled when sponsored
A household care calendar and notifications
Longer-term health charts and more document storage
A mobile app
Companion comes later. Your one-time purchase never depends on it.
One payment per pet.
Each pet’s story is a one-time purchase. No subscription. All of your pets live under the same login and household.
The First Chapter
$39
one time, for one pet
One pet’s story with plenty of room for the everyday photos and memories.
Up to 150 photos, videos and voice notes
Up to 5 people can add memories through a private link
Chapters you can put together and share
Unlimited household cohosts, and you approve everything
Friends and family who add a memory never pay. Adopting out a pet, or know someone who just brought one home? Give it as a gift. A printed Life Book is planned and is not included in either package.
Questions
Who is PawFriends for?
For the person who lives with the pet. You set up the household, add your pets and keep their story and records. Other people can help if you invite them, but nothing depends on them.
Can I add more than one pet?
Yes. All of your pets live under one login. Each pet’s story is a one-time purchase (First Chapter or Lifetime). Your pets share one home screen, one set of contacts, shared food and shared memories.
Is this a subscription?
No. Each pet’s story is a one-time payment. PawFriends Companion, a separate optional subscription for reminders and alerts, is planned but not available, and your story never depends on it.
What is the difference between First Chapter and Lifetime?
Room. First Chapter holds up to 150 photos, videos and voice notes and lets up to 5 people add memories through private links. Lifetime has no cap on photos and allows up to 12 people. Household cohosts are unlimited on both. Neither has a time limit.
Do sitters or family need an account?
No. A sitter, walker or groomer opens a private link that shows only the Care Card sections you choose and stops working when you say, or the moment you turn it off. Friends and family can add a memory through a private link. You approve anything they send before it joins the story.
Does PawFriends give medical advice?
No. PawFriends keeps the health information you record and labels where it came from. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace your veterinarian.
Can PawFriends order food or tell me about sales?
Not today. The refill estimate uses what you entered and is approximate. Sale alerts on the exact products you choose are planned for Companion; nothing is monitored now, and PawFriends will never swap in a different food for you.
What happens to my data?
Your household is private. You can download a copy of your household’s data from your account at any time. To delete your account, email hello@toldbymany.com.
Is there a printed book?
A printed Life Book is planned. It is not included in either package and cannot be ordered yet.
Their records are yours.
Your household is private. You choose who sees what, and temporary access ends on the date you set. You can ask for a copy of everything you have added, or for your account to be deleted, by emailing us.