A home for the whole life of your pet
Everything your pet needs, under one roof.
Keep your pet's health records in one place, share them with everyone in the household, and ask our pet-care AI anything — any hour of the day.
Card required at signup. Nothing charged for 30 days. Cancel any time.
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What's inside
Less admin, more time together.
Every feature earns its place by removing one small piece of friction between you and looking after your pet well.
A full health record
Weight, meds, allergies, vaccines, chronic conditions — held in one place, ready to hand to any vet when you need it.
Reminders that know the difference
Vaccines, heartworm, meds, appointments. Gentle nudges timed for your day — not 3 a.m. on a Sunday.
The whole household, together
Share your pet's records with your partner, kids, the dog walker, or grandma. Everyone sees what they need, nothing falls through the cracks.
An AI companion that knows your pet
Not medical advice — but a thoughtful voice for behavior, nutrition, and everyday questions. With your pet's story in mind.
Documents, tidied
Upload vet discharge summaries, test results, insurance paperwork. Search across everything later when you've forgotten which PDF was which.
A life story in your pocket
First walks. Good birthdays. Small milestones recorded without fuss. A scrapbook that writes itself.
Why we made this
Your pet deserves a record that keeps up with their life.
EveryPet started when a good dog had a bad night and we couldn't find her last allergy test. We had photos. We had a drawer full of paper. We didn't have a system.
We're building the one we wished existed — calm, shared, yours. Somewhere your pet's life is written down in the right order, in the right place, so the people who love them always have what they need.
Built for the animals who make home feel like home.
How it works
Four steps. Then forget about it.
Add your pet
Name, species, breed, birthday, a photo if you want. Takes about a minute.
Bring the family in
Invite the people who help — partner, kids, sitter, grandparents. Everyone sees the same source of truth.
Let us keep watch
Reminders, milestones, quiet trends. You'll hear from us when it matters, not before.
Live with your pet
Everything here when you need it, out of the way when you don't.
Pricing
One plan. Made for the whole household.
Up to 3 people included. Invite the partner, the kids, the dog walker — everyone on the same page.
That's $5.00 / month, billed yearly
Who's in your household?
3 included. +$20 / yr per additional (up to 5 total).
- Unlimited pets
- Complete health records and reminders
- Document upload, storage, and search
- AI pet-care companion, included
- Family sharing — everyone on the same page
- Cancel anytime, keep your records
For veterinary clinics, groomers, and sitters — our provider program is separate.
Frequently asked
The short answers.
Sign up through Stripe with a card on file. You won't be charged for 30 days. Cancel before day 30 and nothing comes out of your account. Cancel later and keep all your records — you just lose access to the premium features.
Trials go through Stripe and Stripe requires a card on file to start a subscription. We set it so nothing is charged for the first 30 days. No bait-and-switch, no surprise renewals — your trial end date is visible in your account.
Your plan includes you and two other people. You can add up to three more for a small monthly or yearly fee each. Each person gets their own login and sees the same pets, records, and reminders.
Yes. Records are encrypted in transit and at rest, and visible only to you and the people you invite to your household. We don't sell data, and we don't use your pet's records to train third-party AI models.
You can upload any documents your vet provides (most clinics will email a PDF summary on request) and keep them all in one place. Automatic import from specific clinics is on the roadmap.
A native iOS app is coming alongside the web experience. Android is on the roadmap after that.
No, and it won't pretend to be. Its job is to help you notice patterns, ask better questions, and know when something is worth a vet call. For real concerns, call your vet.