Hi Product Hunt 👋 I built Peeku because I kept standing in the pet food aisle holding a bag I couldn't read. Chicken meal. Mixed tocopherols. Sodium hexametaphosphate. I'd put it in the cart anyway, because what else do you do. Turns out answering "is this safe for my dog" properly is mostly a data problem. You need to know what's in the product, what each ingredient does, and what it does to that particular animal. So most of the past year went into the catalog rather than the app: 500,000 products, 44,000 ingredients classified and explained in plain language, scored against AAFCO nutritional standards and ASPCA toxicity data rather than my own opinion. No brand can pay to move a score. The part I use most isn't actually the scanner though. It's the Advisor. Before this, every pet question meant Googling at midnight and landing on five Reddit threads that contradicted each other, none of which knew anything about my dog. Peeku's Advisor runs on the same pet profile the scanner uses, so "can my senior lab eat rice?" comes back weighted to his age, his breed and his chicken allergy. One answer, for your animal, not a general one about dogs. It reads human food too, so you can check what's on the kitchen counter before they reach it. And it handles the boring half of pet ownership: reminders for meals, medication, vaccines and vet visits, plus homemade recipes matched to the pet. COMING NEXT — PEEKU COMMUNITY There's a quieter problem underneath all of this. Pet ownership is lonely in a way people don't say out loud. You walk the same park every morning, past the same dogs and the same owners, and nobody speaks. So the next thing I'm building is a local layer. Nearby dogs and cats matched on size, energy and temperament. Send a Woof, and if it comes back, plan a meetup at a real park with its details attached — fenced, water, distance. A neighbourhood feed for tips, questions and small wins. Rooms to join around what people actually want to talk about: a breed, senior dogs, first-time puppies, raw feeding. And local events, a Saturday morning pack walk, a puppy parents coffee meetup. Safety is built in from the start, not bolted on after. Phone and photo verification, a vaccination record required before any pet meets another pet, one-tap silent blocking, and a distance radius you control. Early designs here: https://getpeeku.ai/community-pr... Free on iPhone and Android. Genuinely curious about two things: do you actually read the ingredient list, or buy on brand and price like I used to? And would you use something like Community?

Peeku

Everything your dog or cat needs, in one app

Everything your dog or cat needs, in one app