TailTrack: Pet Care Journal

Every little observation deserves a place. TailTrack helps you keep a pet care journal and organize what happens between appointments, so you can arrive at your next vet visit with a clearer history. DAILY CARE, RECORDED Log dated observations such as weight, appetite, energy, water intake, symptoms and medication records. Browse your history and find the notes you made at the time. REPORTS, KEPT TOGETHER Take a photo or choose a report from your library. Manually enter important lab values, units, reference ranges and the high or low flags shown on the original report. Keep the source information close for your next discussion. PREPARE FOR YOUR VET VISIT Choose a pet and date range to review dated observations and visual changes over time. Organize recorded symptoms, medication records and your questions for the vet. Missing values are not filled in as zero, and a record summary does not replace veterinary interpretation. CARE AT A GLANCE Add the TailTrack iOS home screen widget to see today’s care-record count and your next daily reminder. Tap it to start a new record. The widget and daily reminders are free; notifications require system permission. YOUR LANGUAGE Use Traditional Chinese or English. TailTrack follows your device’s language preferences by default, with an optional language choice in Settings. ALL FEATURES ARE FREE IN THIS VERSION Record on any number of dates. Full history, trends, family sharing and invited editing, basic record PDFs and complete visual visit-summary PDFs are free. Save or share complete PDFs whenever you need them, without payment. An optional, skippable survey asks which features help, what you would like us to add and what needs improvement. Its proposed prices are future-plan research, not a purchase, subscription or charge. Future versions may change how the app is priced, with advance notice. Free use in this version will not automatically become a charge. Your existing records remain available to view and export. TailTrack is a record-keeping and organization tool. It does not diagnose or prescribe. Discuss health concerns and medication with a licensed veterinarian.