Tamadoggo started with my own two dogs, Frankie and Carra. I kept forgetting the small things, when a limp started, what we'd changed about their food (Frankie is super allergic so her food changes often), the funny stuff that makes them them. The pet apps I tried were basically medical trackers: useful, but cold, and they made me feel a bit guilty for every gap. I wanted the opposite, a warm journal of a life, that happens to be smart.
So Tamadoggo is a living journal first. You log walks, meals, vet visits, weight, milestones, little moments, and it builds into a story you can scroll back through. The AI works quietly in the background: it never nags and never diagnoses, just surfaces patterns you might've missed, gives breed- and age-aware nudges, turns a photo of a vet document into proper records, and once a month writes you a warm recap of your pet's month.
The free tier is genuinely complete, you get one pet, unlimited timeline, weight charts, your own reminders. Pro adds the deeper AI (insights, vet-doc scanning, monthly summaries) and unlimited pets. I tried hard to make Pro an invitation to go further, not a gate in front of the things that matter.
Under the hood it's React Native + Supabase, with the AI built on Claude's tool-use through an MCP server. It's just me on this, so I'd really love your honest feedback, especially from anyone who's found other pet apps too clinical, or who's juggling more than one animal. What would make this something you'd actually open every day?
PS. iPhone only for now, Android's on the roadmap and other cool features and whatever else people might suggest to improve.
The line that stuck with me was "a warm journal that happens to be smart." Most pet apps optimize for record-keeping, which can make every missed entry feel like you've failed. You're optimizing for preserving a relationship instead. That's a very different emotional job, and I think it's much harder for competitors to copy than adding another AI feature.