Pet records, ready when someone asks
A leasing office wants the certificate. The kennel wants it by Friday. Pawket keeps every pet’s paperwork in one place and turns it into a link you can send in seconds, instead of a PDF you dig out of a 2021 email.
No app for them to download · Links expire on their own · You choose what’s shared
How It Works
Most pet apps are built for looking at your own records. Pawket is built for the moment somebody else needs them.
01 · Capture
Vets still hand over paper. Photograph it in the ten seconds between paying and leaving, one tap, nothing to fill in at the desk. Sort it onto the right pet later, from the sofa.
02 · Know
Not a colored dot. “Bordetella expires in 15 days” or “Chip Registry: Missing.” A pet with nothing recorded is flagged as missing, never shown as fine, so you find the gap before the kennel does.
03 · Share
Pick who's asking: leasing office, boarder, groomer or new vet. One tap sets the link up for them. The microchip number and medical details stay off unless you turn them on for that link.
04 · Hand off
No account, no download, no password to pass along. Rabies comes first, because that's what they asked for. Every pet fits on one link, with your contact card if you include it.
05 · Stay in control
Hold up your phone and let them scan it, or download a PDF for the office that insists on one. The link expires on its own, and you can turn it off early the moment you're done.
Made for the People Who Ask
Vaccinations, prevention and certificates. The microchip and medical details stay off.
Vaccinations plus feeding, allergies, medications, the microchip and your number.
Current vaccinations and flea and tick prevention, and nothing medical.
Everything a link can carry: vaccinations, medical details, test results and the clinic.
Everything in One Place
Vaccines, dates, medications and totals are pulled off the page and shown to you before anything saves.
Vet bills, grooming and food add up to a running total for the year, per pet.
Allergies, medications, conditions, diet and notes, with the vet's number beside them.
Microchip, rabies tag and city license, on the record instead of on a tag you have to go read.
Each pet gets their own color, card and record. Share one, or all of them together.
Your records sit behind your sign-in. Share links are unguessable and never indexed by search engines.
Questions
Not yet. It's in private use by one household while the hard parts get proven. Join the waitlist and you'll get one email when it opens.
No. They open a link in any browser, on a phone or a front-desk computer. There's nothing to download and nothing to sign up for.
Only what that link includes. Pick who's asking and Pawket starts from what they usually need. The microchip number, medical details and your contact card are off until you turn them on, and vet invoices are never shared.
Seven days unless you choose a different length. You can turn it off at any time before then, and it stops working immediately.
Nothing saves until you've looked it over and confirmed it. Pawket never fills in a date that isn't printed on the document. A wrong date is worse than a blank one, because a wrong date looks trustworthy.
No, on purpose. Your vet already sends those reminders from their own records. Pawket shows what's expired or missing whenever you open it, and puts its effort into the part that's actually hard: getting the proof to the person asking.
Opening Soon
Pawket isn’t open for sign-ups yet. Join the waitlist and you’ll be among the first to get in, with one email when it opens and nothing else.