Miso, Pixel, Biscuit and Clover

One home for every pet's care.

Meals, litter box, weight, medicines and vet records, shared by everyone who looks after them. Free, with no ads.

Coming soonon the App Store See how it works

For iPhone and iPad, in English and Spanish.

The Today screen: four pets, an alert that Miso used the litter box 7 times today, and the day's routines.
Sam gave Biscuit his Apoquel8:02 AM · everyone sees it
Miso: litter box 7 times todayHer usual is 3 to 4
The whole household

Everyone sees the same day.

Invite the people who help: a partner, the kids, a grandparent, a sitter for the week. When someone feeds Biscuit or gives Miso her pill, everyone knows, so nothing gets done twice or missed.

  • AdultsSee and change everything.
  • TeensLog care, but can't delete.
  • SittersSee the care sheet until the day you choose.
Members: Dana the owner, Sam an adult, Riley a teen, and Jo a sitter whose access ends Nov 15.
Patterns

Notice small changes early.

Homezoo learns what's usual for each pet, from litter box visits to weight. When something drifts, like a cat visiting the litter box more than usual, it tells you what changed and since when. It doesn't diagnose. It helps you decide when to call your vet.

Miso's litter box chart: 3 to 4 visits a day for two weeks, rising to 5, 6 and 7 in the last three days.
Smart devices

Two cats, one litter box? Homezoo tells them apart.

Link the litter boxes, feeders and fountains you already set up in the Smart Life or Tuya Smart app. Homezoo works out which pet each visit was from their weight and habits, and asks you when it isn't sure.

No smart devices? A quick log takes two taps, and everything else works the same.

Who was this? A litter box visit at 3:12 AM with 11.9 lb on the scale. Best match: Pixel, likely. Miso, unlikely.
Vet visits

Walk in with the facts.

Tell Homezoo what's worrying you and it builds a short report with the charts, medicines and dates that matter. Share a link your vet can open in any browser. Clinics can send records straight back to you.

For vets and clinics →
What's worrying you? Symptom choices, and the data that supports the report: weight for 90 days, food and diet.
Vet visits: an appointment at Oak Hollow Vet, past visits and clinic phone numbers.
Every kind of pet

Cats, dogs and everyone else.

Up to five pets in each household: cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, hamsters and other small pets, reptiles and fish. Add a photo, or draw them with their coat, markings and eyes.

  • Miso
  • Biscuit
  • Clover
  • Kiwi
  • Pip
  • Rex
  • Nemo
  • Juno
  • Olive
  • Pixel
Private by design

Your pets' records are yours.

On your phone

Reading documents, food labels and quick logs happens on your iPhone whenever it can.

No ads, nothing sold

We don't show ads and we don't sell your data.

Sharing is your call

Helping pet health research with de-identified data stays off unless your household's owner turns it on.

Take it with you

Download everything, or delete it, any time from the app.

Read the Privacy Policy →

iPhone and iPad

The whole picture on a bigger screen.

On iPad, Today, the details and the charts sit side by side. On iPhone Duo, the list and the details open on either side of the fold.

Homezoo on iPad in landscape: the sidebar, Today, and Miso's litter box and weight charts side by side.
Questions

Good to know.

More answers in Support →
How much does it cost?

Homezoo is free, and there are no ads.

Do I need a smart litter box?

No. Everything works with quick logs. Smart devices just save you the taps.

Is Homezoo a vet?

No. It keeps track and spots changes, and it never diagnoses. In an emergency, call your vet, an emergency clinic or an animal poison control line.

Who can see my pets' records?

The people you invite to your household. A vet sees a report only when you share it, and the link stops working when you say.

Bring everyone into the loop.

Free on iPhone and iPad.

Coming soonon the App Store