Vaccinations, weight, meds, incidents — every record stays on-device. When you need it, it's a one-tap PDF: clinic, insurance, or emergency vet. No account. No cloud.
A paper folder. The last vet's portal you can't log into. The current vet's portal you forgot the password for. A thread of texts with your spouse. PCS to a new base? Start over. Switching to a specialist? Re-explain everything.
Half the staples are gone. The 2023 receipts are illegible. Nobody can find the dental record.
Your account got archived. The "forgot password" link goes nowhere. You moved bases anyway.
"When was Luna's last shot?" Search "vet." Get 400 results. Give up.
They host your pet's history on someone else's server. Price keeps creeping. Export is a paywall.
Biometric lock. No account. No cloud. No analytics SDKs in the background. When you need to share with a vet — and only then — tap once.
Vaccinations, weight, medications, incidents, and vet visits live in an AES-256-GCM encrypted local vault. Paws has no server copy and cannot recover it if the device copy is lost.
Luna, Pepper, the rabbit, the lizard. Separate profiles, records, due dates, and notes for each pet. Unlimited pets on one subscription — because households are messy.
Clinic summary for a new vet. Owner-prepared insurance packet with incident details and costs. Emergency packet for the after-hours visit away from home. Same local record, three focused formats.
The single tap that makes Paws worth the subscription — three times over. Pick a pet, pick a destination, share. The right fields are already on the page; the wrong ones aren't.
New clinic, specialist referral, post-PCS first appointment. One clean page the front desk can scan into their system without you logging into your old portal.
An owner-prepared packet with the incident timeline, treatment notes, itemized costs, current medications, and vaccination history. Attach original receipts, clinic records, and the insurer's own claim form separately when required.
PCS move. Road trip. After-hours call. The ER vet doesn't need your dog's full history — they need microchip, allergies, current meds, and a phone number for the primary vet. Paws puts those four things on the top of the page, in bold, every time.
We charge so we can keep our hands off your data. No ads, no data brokers, no “free tier” that mines you.
No lifetime tier in v1. No “freemium” that locks the PDF behind a paywall. The wedge is included.
The PCS pain isn't theoretical. Three duty stations, four vets, one dog. Paws is what we needed and couldn't find.
Health records stay in the encrypted local vault. Paws uses RevenueCat and the app stores for purchases, but has no account system, health-record server, ad network, or analytics service.
Purchase, renewal, cancellation, trial eligibility, and refunds follow the terms shown by Apple or Google at checkout.
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