Today
Maple Street
Tap the circle to record it
Shared pet medication tracker
One shared list for what’s due, what’s done, and who recorded it.
Poison Control recommends a schedule or checklist when more than one person gives a pet medicine.Read the guidance
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play
Where the uncertainty starts
The group text
? Three messages. Still no answer.
The shared record
✓ One place to look.
See the sync
Tap the circle. The second phone updates with the same recorder and time.
Household demo
Both phones are looking at the same dose
Today
Tap the circle to record it
Today
Waiting for the household record
Schedules





One-time doses are supported too.
Caregiver handoff
What they record shows up on every phone in the household.
Tabi Beta
Ask Tabi whether anyone gave Clove her insulin, or tell it you just walked Bramble. It reads your household’s records to answer, and logs what you describe.
Tabi has its own tab in the app, open to everyone. It is in beta and can get things wrong. Free includes 20 questions a month; Premium includes 1,000.

Inside the app

Every pet’s doses and care for today, on every phone.

Each dose keeps the person who recorded it and the time.

Each medication’s schedules and its next doses.

Given, skipped and unrecorded doses, day by day.

Hold the Tabi tab and ask. Captions show your words and the answer. In beta.

Medications, care and records for each pet.

Meals, walks, weights, symptoms and vet visits, from one button.

Invite the people who help, and a sitter through a link.

Each person sets their own quiet hours.

Pick any day to see its doses and recorded outcomes.
No. Start without signing up. Sign up to keep your household when you change phones.
No app can prevent one. TailTandem gives the household a shared record and flags conflicting updates for review.
Tabi, in beta, answers questions about your household’s records and logs care you describe by typing. Everyone can use it: Free includes 20 questions a month, Premium 1,000. It does not give medical or dosing advice.
No. TailTandem records and reminds; medication decisions stay with your veterinarian.
Launching soon
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