Meals, meds and daily check-ins — plus a whole neighborhood when a pet goes missing. One quiet app that only speaks up when it matters.
Scroll — the sheet pulls down, like in the app ↓
Good morning, 
Hooman.
A couple more before bed: 5 meals, 3 check-ins and 7 meds. 
Aiah did some secret stuff last night and wrote you a pawmail.
Bailey
MacyAiahThe idea
Most pet apps shout. Zapurr keeps an eye on meals, meds and check-ins — and stays quiet when everything's fine. Color appears only when it means something. The rest of the time, it's just you and them.
Everyday care
No dashboards, no ring anxiety. Just today's list — meals, check-ins, meds — pet by pet. Pull down, and Zapurr sums up the day like a friend would.
Daily check-in
No forms. You write a sentence about your pet's day by tapping the words. Over time, the sentences become trends worth knowing.
↑ Tap the underlined words — that's the whole UI.
The pet file
Everything about Basoo lives on one file. Scroll — or tap a row.
Home Screen widgets
Log a dose or save a check-in straight from the Home Screen. Two of these are fully live — go ahead, tap them.
Health
Oracle reads appetite, water and weight for patterns worth knowing. Spot Check and body scans turn the camera into a second pair of eyes — a heads-up before things become problems.
Weekly PulsePro
Not another dashboard. Pulse reads the week you already logged and writes it back as a paragraph — what moved, what held, and whether the routine is working.
Miso had a strong week — 9 walks, up from 4, with every logged dose given. Weight eased back 0.3 kg to 12.6 kg and the body scan reads ideal, so the routine looks like it's working.
AI-generated summary of your own logs — not veterinary advice.
Pet ID tag
Got a collar? Generate a tag right from the pet file, print it, and clip it on — anyone who finds them can scan it straight to you.
Sitter mode
Going away? Spin up a sitter link and send it by message or QR. Your sitter opens it in any browser — no download, no account — and sees exactly what to do today.
Stray map
Tap the map to pin a stray you've met. The neighborhood keeps them fed, found — and sometimes, adopted.
Lost & found
Orange is reserved for one thing. Mark a pet lost and the neighborhood lights up — everyone near the last-seen spot gets a push alert the second it happens, sightings become a trail, and helpers sweep the map square by square.
Blood donor network
Red is reserved for one thing: blood, and the neighbors close enough to give it. Register a pet as a donor, request blood the moment it's needed, and urgent cases surface first so the nearest match can respond before it's too late.
Snap Studio
Point Snap Studio at a photo. It finds the animal, lifts it off the background on your phone, and hands back a die-cut sticker with a real paper edge.
Chains
Someone starts a chain with a theme and a rule. Everyone else answers with one sticker of their own pet, and the chain grows into a strip you can scroll.
Zapurr Pro
Every dose, walk and weigh-in you tap in is a record about an animal who can't tell you when something changed. Pro is the part that reads it back — every Sunday, without being asked.
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