How it works
From a worried glance to a tracked bowl.
Three steps, less than three minutes, and you're set up. Then the app gets out of the way — log a meal, scan a treat, see the ring fill, repeat.
01 Add your dog
Tell us who we're feeding.
Name, breed, weight, neutered status, activity level. We use FEDIAF and WSAVA equations (RER = 70 × kg^0.75) plus a life-stage multiplier to set your dog's daily target. Multi-dog households add each one with a tap.
- 280+ breeds with FCI standard adult-weight ranges
- Lab POMC awareness — surfaced if you pick a Lab/Lab cross
- Toy breeds < 5 kg routed to your vet for puppy plans
02 Take one photo
A side-on photo. A WSAVA range.
A guided viewfinder helps you frame a lateral shot. Our model returns a body-condition estimate against the WSAVA 1–9 scale — as a range with confidence, never as a single number, and never as "obese" or "underweight." That language belongs to your vet.
- EXIF stripped, faces blurred client-side before upload
- Original photos deleted from our servers within 24 hours
- Estimate always includes a "discuss with your vet" prompt
03 Log the bowl
Scan the bag. Log the bickies. Done.
Barcode-scan a food bag and we look it up in Open Pet Food Facts. Tap a treat from our pre-seeded UK catalogue. Custom foods take 30 seconds. The home-screen widget shows calories remaining without opening the app.
- ~13,000 pet foods (and growing) via Open Pet Food Facts
- Top 50 UK treats catalogued — Dentastix, Whimzees, bullies, more
- Custom foods sync back so the next owner can find them
After seven days
Trends start showing the patterns.
Average daily calories vs target. Treat ratio against the 10 % rule. Weight curve over time, with a target band. The kind of dashboard your vet would draw on the back of a printed appointment summary — except it updates automatically.