Dog care log, vaccine reminders and a Pup Card in one iPhone app

What does Okaypup do for dog owners?

It replaces the sticky notes, the photo of a vaccine page buried in your camera roll and the group chat where you ask who fed the dog. You log care events in two taps, set reminders for what repeats, and keep documents in one wallet.

Everything you enter is a note you made yourself. Okaypup stores it, totals it and shows it back. It does not read your entries as symptoms or tell you what they mean, so it never replaces a conversation with your vet.

Care log: fed, walk, meds, potty

The Today tab has a quick row for the four things owners log most. One tap saves the event with the current time. A longer press opens the details: time, amount and a note.

If you try to log the same event twice in a short window, for instance a second meal soon after the first, the app asks before saving. Read more in care log.

Reminders for vaccines, heartworm, flea and tick

You choose the type, name, schedule and time, and Okaypup schedules local notifications on your iPhone. The built-in types are vaccine, heartworm, flea and tick, medication, deworming, grooming, vet visit and custom.

The dates and doses come from you or your vet. The app does not suggest a schedule. See reminders and records.

Records wallet and vet visit summary

Photograph a vaccine page, an insurance card or a microchip paper and file it by type, date given and valid-until date. Before an appointment, the visit summary compiles your recent log, weight, reminders and visits into one page you can show on screen or share.

The footer on that page says what it is: owner-recorded notes, not a diagnosis. Details are on the visit summary page.

A Pup Card you want to post

Setup ends with a quiz of four playful taps, a 30-second count of your dog's breaths at rest and a card with a personality type such as The Velcro Philosopher. Sixteen types exist and they are labeled just for fun.

Export the card as 9:16 for stories or 1:1 for posts. Every card carries a code that opens the quiz for a friend's dog. Read about the Pup Card.

Your data stays on your iPhone

There is no account. Dog profiles, photos, log entries and documents stay on the device, and you can export everything as JSON or CSV. The privacy page lists what little leaves the phone: your purchase status through a third-party billing service and Apple, and files you choose to share.

Find a vet when you need one

Save your vet and an emergency clinic once. The Find a vet screen then offers call buttons that work offline, and a search for veterinarians nearby in Apple Maps. If you are worried about your dog, contact a veterinarian. See Find a vet.