BuddyKin

Every day
with family.

Dog care and memories in one calm place — daily guidance, care reminders, answers you can trust, and a timeline of every moment worth keeping.

For iPhone · iOS 17 or later

The BuddyKin home screen showing today's guidance, an upcoming vaccination reminder and a recent memory.

What BuddyKin does

Five parts of one routine, built for the person who looks after a dog every day.

Home

One thing for today

A single prioritised suggestion each morning — safety first, then what care is due, then something suited to your dog's life stage.

Care

Reminders that arrive

Vaccinations, medication, grooming and your own custom tasks, with local notifications and a daily note that becomes part of the story.

Ask

Answers with sources

A curated library of reviewed answers. Every health answer says plainly when to contact a vet, and says so first when it is urgent.

Memories

A timeline, not a camera roll

Photos, notes and milestones on one timeline, with friend and place tags, a designed share card, and a free export of everything.

My Dog

Profile and records

Weight history, health records, saved answers and a breed knowledge library — all in one place you can hand to a vet.

Honest

It tells you when it doesn't know

When there is no reviewed answer, BuddyKin says so rather than inventing one. It never fabricates a source.

Your dog's life stays on your phone

The profile, records, notes, questions and memories you create live in BuddyKin's own storage on your device. They are not uploaded to us, and we do not sell personal or pet data.

Finding dog photos runs on your iPhone. BuddyKin keeps a private copy only of the photos you choose — it never deletes or edits anything in your Photos library.

You can export everything as a file, or delete all local data, from Settings — without contacting support. Read the privacy policy.

BuddyKin is not veterinary advice. It offers general educational guidance and is not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. For medical decisions and urgent concerns, contact a veterinarian.