FOR THE DOGS. AND THEIR PEOPLE.

Keep all of your pet’s care in one place.

Walks, meals, medicine, and the little things in between. A shared notebook for your household and the walkers you invite.

The app is in development for iPhone. No launch date yet.

Sparky, a chestnut and white Cavalier, enjoying the grass in his red harness.
Meet our namesakeSparky

“Did Bean go out?”

“Who fed Pip?”

“Was his medicine recorded?”

A LITTLE CLARITY, EVERY DAY

One household.
Each dog’s own story.

When more than one person cares for your dogs, the details can get scattered. See what’s been recorded, who recorded it, and when.

  1. 01

    Start with the whole family.

    A household overview brings your dogs together. Open a dog’s page to see their individual care.

  2. 02

    Keep the details with the right dog.

    Walks, meals, notes, and optional medicine plans belong to each dog’s own record.

  3. 03

    Make the next handoff easier.

    Give your family and invited walkers a shared place to record care, with access you control.

A missing entry means care hasn’t been recorded here. It doesn’t tell you whether it happened.

Actual development app recordings.
Fictional household and care records.

Pip’s page shows his daily care and scrolls to his saved Timeline entries.

FOR THE HANDOFFS

Whoever has the leash today can see what happened yesterday.

An AI-made portrait of Sparky, a young deep-red Cavalier with a white bib.
AI-made portrait of Sparky, from the show.

THE SHOW

A little red Cavalier with big opinions about dinner.

Sparky’s Notebook is also a short-video series: tiny stories about a dog, his person and the trouble he gets into, built from real memories.

Made with AI, and always labelled. The episodes are generated. The app itself only ever uses real photos.

Where to watch

NAMED FOR SPARKY

For all the little things
that mean so much.

Sparky came from a puppy mill. When his mill was raided, he got a second chance, and he came home to Lani. They had about twelve and a half years together.

He loved his dinner, long car rides and the beach, his very favorite place. When he lost his sight he kept his routine, and the people who loved him kept it going. Every dog has a routine like that, and people who want to get it right.

Sparky’s Notebook is being built to help those people keep up with each other, one care record at a time.

With love, for the dogs.