A week with Snoutbook.
No jargon, no diagrams — just what actually happens when you, your family, and your sitter care for a pet with Snoutbook in your pockets.
Four steps, then it runs itself.
Set up your pets in minutes
Add each pet — name, breed, birthday, a real photo. Then snap the paperwork you already have: vaccine certificates, that folder from the vet, insurance cards. Snoutbook cleans and files each one — and on Pro, the AI can read those documents and draft records from them for you to confirm.
Log life as it happens
Limping at the park? Thirty seconds: symptom, severity, which leg, photo. New prescription? Add the medication and reminders start automatically. Weigh-in at the vet? Two taps and the chart updates — small moments, captured where they can't be forgotten.
Bring in your team
Invite your partner as a family member — they see everything and can log anything, from their own phone. Going away? Invite a sitter with exactly what they need for the weekend and nothing more; access can even start Friday and end Sunday on its own. Every change anyone makes syncs to everyone instantly. (Freya considers personally vetting each new sitter her sworn duty.)
When it matters, you're ready
Behind the scenes, Snoutbook keeps a vet-ready emergency report for each pet — current medications, allergies, active conditions — saved encrypted on your phone. In an emergency you open it, hand it over, and focus on your pet instead of your memory.
One app, everyone's version.
The same pet, seen by four different people — each with exactly the access and view that fits their role.
The partner
Family member · full access
Sam gives Freya her evening pill while you're at work. One tap on the Lock Screen and it's logged — your phone updates before you're even home.
- Sees the full health story, on their own phone
- Logs doses, symptoms, weights, and notes
- Every change syncs to everyone instantly
The pet sitter
Scoped access · just this weekend
Jordan has your dogs for three days. They get the feeding notes, the medication schedule, and the Emergency Snapshot — not your whole account, and not forever.
- Sees only the pets you share, with the permissions you pick
- Can log a symptom or dose if you allow it
- Access can start Friday and end Sunday — automatically
The vet
No account needed · clean reports
Dr. Osei asks when the limping started. Instead of "a few weeks ago, maybe?", you show the symptom log — dates, severity, photos — and hand over a PDF of the full history.
- Vet-ready reports as shareable PDFs
- Precise dates and doses, not guesses
- Lab results and x-rays attached to the visit they came from
The emergency
2 a.m. · no signal · still ready
Something's badly wrong. The ER clinic's exam room has no bars. You open Snoutbook anyway — the emergency report is already on your phone, current as of tonight.
- Allergies and medications the ER team needs first
- Works fully offline — cached, encrypted, current
- Emergency contacts one tap away
The quiet machinery you never think about.
Everything syncs itself
Add a record on your phone; it's on your partner's phone and your watch moments later. No refresh button, no "export and text it" — it just happens.
Uploads are cleaned & checked
Every file is stripped of hidden metadata, standardized, and safety-checked by AI before it joins your library. The full story →
The critical parts live on-device
Reports and documents are cached encrypted on your phone with a retention window you control — that's why emergencies don't need the internet.
Pick the plan that fits your pack.
Every plan includes the essentials — tracking, records, reminders, offline emergency reports, and AI.