Paw Agenda

Keep every pet's care, reminders and health history organized in one private place. Paw Agenda works without an account and stores your records encrypted on your device. CARE AND REMINDERS • Schedule vaccines, drops, medication, veterinary visits, appointments and everyday reminders. • Choose a date and time, add advance alerts, and repeat after days, weeks, months or years. • Complete, postpone, duplicate, search and filter reminders while keeping their history. CARE JOURNAL AND HEALTH • Daily care journal: log feeding, water, walks, toilet or litter, play and grooming with the actual time and an optional note. • Medication history: record a dose as given, skipped or postponed, including the actual time, a note and the next due date. • Health passport: keep vaccination, allergy, microchip, veterinarian, medication and health notes together. • Veterinarian summary: prepare a concise summary of recent care, medication and health records, then share it only when you choose. PRIVACY AND BACKUP • Pet profiles, selected photos, reminders, care entries and health records remain encrypted on your device. • No account, ads or behavioral tracking. • Create a password-protected encrypted backup and restore it on another device. Paw Agenda does not automatically upload backups. • Use private notification text to hide reminder and pet details on the lock screen. FREE AND PLUS The Free plan includes up to 5 pets, up to 2 active manual reminders per pet and the Classic theme. The care journal, health passport and veterinarian summary are also available with Free. Every Plus option unlocks unlimited pets, unlimited active manual reminders per pet and all visual themes. Choose a Monthly or Yearly auto-renewing subscription, or make a one-time Plus Lifetime purchase with no subscription. Google Play processes payment. Monthly and Yearly subscriptions renew automatically until canceled in Google Play. Purchases can be restored with the same Google Play account. Paw Agenda is a reminder and record-keeping tool. It does not provide veterinary diagnosis, treatment or emergency guidance. Consult a qualified veterinarian for medical decisions.