WagWatch

WagWatch press kit

WagWatch is a shared daily-health logbook for pets. Everyone who cares for a pet logs meals, medications, potty breaks, behavior changes and how the day and the night went, into one record, from their own phone, Apple Watch or browser. Over weeks the log becomes trend lines and a calendar heatmap, and a PDF report or a read-only link brings the vet the whole story. Daily logging is free.

Fact sheet

Product WagWatch, the shared daily-health logbook for pets
Made by Callida Tech
Platforms iPhone and iPad (App Store), Apple Watch (with the iPhone app), Android (Google Play) and any web browser at app.wagwatch.app. One account works everywhere, so a household can mix phones.
Available since App Store and web: August 23, 2026. Google Play: September 11, 2026.
Latest release Every release, with what changed, is listed at What's new.
Languages English and Spanish
Pets Dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, reptiles and horses, each with its own logging suggestions, plus "other" for everything else
What people log Meals, medications, potty breaks (with an accident flag), medical events, behavior changes, and a 1 to 5 rating for the day and for the night. Medications and vaccines carry reminders.
Households A household is one shared record. Whoever sets it up can invite up to three people by email as they do it; each gets their own invitation, which works once and lasts 14 days, and accepting one takes a name and a password, or an Apple, Google, Facebook or Amazon sign-in. After that, each new person gets their own invite link. A pet sitter can instead be given a temporary pass that only logs and ends by itself.
Free plan Unlimited logging for one pet, the last 60 days of history and trends (nothing is deleted; 60 days is a viewing window), medication and vaccine reminders, household sharing, offline logging, a PDF summary of the last 60 days, and a full export as CSV or JSON
Premium $3.99 a month or $24.99 a year in the US (store prices vary by country), with a 14-day free trial. One subscription covers the whole household. Adds unlimited pets, the complete history, photos on entries, vet share links, the vet visit report, an AI assistant that answers from the pet's own log, the AI Weekly Review and a Monday email digest, and custom date ranges. Billed by the App Store, Google Play, or Stripe in the web app.
Vet share links Read-only, covering the last 90 days, and open in any browser with no account. A link expires after 30 days, and the owner can end it sooner from Trends once the visit is done.
Also Home Screen widgets on iPhone and Android that open a new entry, the Apple Watch app (entries wait on the watch while the phone is out of range), sign-in with a passkey, Face ID or fingerprint lock, dark mode, spoken chart summaries for screen readers and less motion on request
Privacy No ads, no data sale, no cross-app tracking and no advertising code. The phone apps do use analytics, and the privacy policy names every service and what it receives; the web app uses none. Export is free on every plan, and an account can be deleted from inside the app (what goes, and what stays).
What it is not WagWatch is a tracking and logging tool, not a veterinary service. It records what owners observe and brings that record to the people who care for the pet professionally.

About WagWatch, three lengths

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Short (25 words)

WagWatch is a shared daily-health logbook for pets: everyone in the household logs meals, medications, potty and daily ratings, and the pattern shows up over weeks.

Medium (about 65 words)

WagWatch is a shared daily-health logbook for every pet. Everyone who cares for the pet logs meals, medications, potty breaks (with an accident flag), behavior changes and a 1 to 5 rating for the day and the night. Over weeks, the log becomes trend lines and a calendar heatmap, and a PDF report or a read-only link brings the vet the whole story. Free for daily logging; Premium adds the long view.

Long

WagWatch is a shared logbook for a pet's daily health. Everyone in a household logs meals, medications, potty breaks (with an accident flag), behavior changes and a 1 to 5 rating for the day and the night from their own phone, Apple Watch or browser, into one record. Whoever sets up the household can invite the others by email as they do it.

Over weeks, those small observations become trend lines and a calendar heatmap that shows how good and hard days cluster, and Home shows what is due today: reminders, and any vaccine coming up. Before an appointment, an owner can bring a PDF report, or send the practice a read-only link to the last 90 days and end it once the visit is done.

WagWatch runs on iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and the web, in English and Spanish, for dogs, cats, birds, fish, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, reptiles, horses and more. Daily logging is free. Premium, $3.99 a month or $24.99 a year in the US with a 14-day free trial, adds the complete history, unlimited pets, photos, vet share links and AI features that work from the pet's own log. WagWatch is made by Callida Tech.

Icon and logo

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Screenshots

Every screenshot shows a sample pet, Buddy, and a sample household. No real person's data appears in any of them.

iPhone images are 1320 × 2868 and Android images 1080 × 2400, as PNG.

Why it exists

WagWatch started with a senior dog named Daisy. Kat and Joe tell that story in their own words at wagwatch.app/story. Please quote from it rather than retelling it:

Every visit to the vet started the same way. "How has she been?" And the honest answer was a feeling. Not data.

Contact

Email support@wagwatch.app with questions, interview requests or anything this page doesn't answer. Writing a review? Ask, and we'll set you up with Premium to try the whole app.