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WagWatch
The shared daily-health logbook for every pet
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The shared daily-health logbook for every pet
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Everyone who cares for a pet logs meals, meds, potty, behavior and how the day went in one shared record. Trends and a heatmap show the pattern over months; a PDF brings it to the vet. Free for one pet; Premium adds more pets, full history, vet links and AI.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Joe, and I build WagWatch.
The short version of why: every visit to the vet with our old dog started with "How has she been?", and the honest answer was a feeling. The long version is Kat's and mine, in our own words, at wagwatch.app/story.
What it does: everyone who cares for the pet logs a meal, a medication, a potty break (with an accident flag), a behavior change, and a 1–5 rating for the day and the night — from their phone, their Apple Watch or a browser. Over weeks that becomes a heatmap and trend lines, and you can hand the vet a PDF or a read-only link instead of a memory.
A few things I decided on purpose:
- Households are the unit, and they're free. One shared record, as many carers as you like; invite them by email or send each one their own link. One Premium subscription covers the whole household.
- Logging is never limited. The free plan keeps every entry forever; the 60-day view is a viewing window, not a storage cap. Premium ($3.99/mo or $24.99/yr in the US; a 14-day free trial for new subscribers who start it in the iPhone or Android app) adds the full history, unlimited pets, photos on entries, vet share links, AI vet visit reports, and AI that works from your pet's own log — an assistant you can ask about your entries, plus the Weekly Review. It's grounded in your record, and it's never a stand-in for your vet.
- Privacy is the product. No ads, no data sale, no cross-app tracking, full export free on every plan. The apps do use analytics, and the privacy policy names every service.
Today it's on iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and the web, in English and Spanish, for dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, reptiles and horses — each with its own logging suggestions.
If you'd like to try Premium, the code PRODUCTHUNT2026 gives Product Hunt readers 60 days of it (100 redemptions, through Dec 31, 2026): open https://app.wagwatch.app/redeem#PRODUCTHUNT2026 in a browser, sign in or create a free account (a new one adds its first pet first), and tap Redeem. It's redeemed on the web, and the Premium then covers your household wherever you sign in. To look around without an account, https://app.wagwatch.app/login?explore=1 opens a sample pet.
I'd love to hear: what do you track for your pet today, and where does it live — a notes app, a whiteboard, nowhere? That's the thing I'm trying to replace.