Why Choose Us

Most pet apps are for records and reminders — vaccinations, vet visits, scanning labels. They store information; they don't connect your pet's food to their symptoms and find the trigger. That's our whole job: you log what your dog or cat eats and what you're seeing, and the app uses AI-driven modeling to surface the links, including delayed reactions days later. It's also multi-species and species-aware — your dog's profile, your cat's profile, and you, all under one account, each tracking what's relevant to them.

Allergy and intolerance aren't the same thing. Allergy tests — including vet allergy panels — look for true immune allergies; they aren't built to catch food intolerances and sensitivities, which are often delayed, dose-dependent, and invisible to a panel. That's the gap we fill: tracking your pet's food and symptoms over time surfaces their individual sensitivity patterns. (A tracking tool, not a diagnosis — it works alongside your vet, including elimination trials.)

A paper diary or notes app can't catch a reaction that hits five days after a meal. The app correlates across time and uses AI-driven modeling to surface the delayed links you'd never spot by eye — connecting what your pet ate days ago to today's itching.

You can — plenty of people stretch a human tracker like Bearable to fit their dog or cat. But it was only ever built for people, so it treats your pet like one: it asks about human-only things (it'll happily ask whether your dog's done his hot yoga) and reads reactions on a human timeline. We built for both from day one — humans and pets as first-class profiles, each handled properly. Every profile is species-fit: it tracks only what's relevant to that species, and the analytics use pet-specific onset windows, because a pet's food reactions can run on a slower, wider timeline than a person's. (And you can track yourself right alongside them.)