Pawzfolio

One link. Everything your pet sitter needs to know.

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One link. Everything your pet sitter needs to know.

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Every time you leave your pet with a sitter, you end up sending a wall of texts — feeding schedule, vet number, medications, emergency contacts, behavioral quirks. Half gets buried. Half gets forgotten. Pawzfolio replaces all of that with a single shareable link. You build a structured care guide for your pet, and your sitter opens it on their phone. They can tap to call the vet, check medication dosages, and see the full routine in seconds.

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Hey Product Hunt! I'm Erwin, the solo developer behind Pawzfolio. I built this because every time I traveled, I'd send my dog sitter a wall of texts — feeding schedule, vet number, medication times, what to do if he freaks out during a storm. Half of it would get buried in the thread, and I'd spend the whole trip wondering if they actually read it. The breaking point was when my sitter couldn't find the vet's number during an emergency and had to call me while I was unreachable. Everything turned out fine, but I thought — why is there no simple way to put all of this in one place? Pawzfolio isn't a pet-sitting marketplace or a generic notes app. It's a purpose-built care guide designed for speed under stress. You put in your pet's feeding schedule, walking routine, vet contacts, medication details, emergency instructions, and behavioral notes — then share it as a single link. Your sitter opens it on their phone and can tap to call the vet, check the medication dosage, and see the full care routine in seconds. No app download, no account needed on their end. It works with any sitter — professional, friend, family, neighbor. This is my first Product Hunt launch and I'd genuinely love your feedback. What's missing? What's confusing? What would make you actually use this the next time you leave your pet with someone? If you're a pet owner who uses sitters, I'd especially love to hear how you currently handle sharing care instructions — that's what I'm trying to replace. And if you know someone who'd find this useful, I'd be incredibly grateful if you shared it with them. Thanks for checking it out!

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