PetLover is a health passport for your pets — not a folder of loose PDFs. Snap a vaccine booklet or vet invoice and Gemini turns it into a structured record (vaccines, meds, weight, vet visits) in seconds, then keeps generating personalized health insights in real time as records come in. Free for life for one-pet households. Share with family, get weather-safety alerts for your pet's breed, and export a vet-ready summary anytime. Built on a near-zero-cost stack, so it's not going anywhere.
Hey! Launching PetLover on Aug 5 an AI-powered health passport for pets. Snap a photo of a vaccine card or vet invoice and Gemini reads it, turning it into a structured record no manual typing.
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I built PetLover because managing my dog's health records was a mess — a paper vaccine booklet, blurry phone photos of vet invoices, and a WhatsApp thread with my family every time someone needed to remember "when was her last shot again?" There was no single source of truth, and definitely nothing smart about any of it.
So I built one. Scan any vaccine card or vet document and Gemini reads it and turns it into a structured health record — no manual typing. From there, Gemini keeps working in the background: as new records come in, it generates personalized insights (a vaccine coming due, a weight trend worth watching) in real time, not just from a one-time scan.
The project evolved a lot along the way — it started as "just a scanner," then became a shared family passport (multiple people, multiple pets, one source of truth), then grew weather-safety alerts after a heat-wave scare with my own dog, and a vet-ready export so I'm not fumbling through my phone at the clinic.
It's free for life if you have one pet — I wanted the core value (a real health record, not another subscription wall) to be accessible to everyone first.
Would love your feedback, especially from fellow pet owners — what's still missing from how you track your pet's health today?