Why PetStorya exists.

Because a pet is part of the family, yet their story is often scattered.

A dog and their person at home

Because a pet is part of the family, yet their story is often scattered.

We keep hundreds of pet photos and remember birthdays, walks and little routines. Yet when we need a vaccination date, care instructions or a visit report, useful information is rarely in one place.

Some is in a conversation, some in a paper notebook. One family member knows the medicine name while another received the document. The photo of an important moment is hidden among everyday pictures. PetStorya gives that story a place to stay.

A person walking with a dog

Keep what matters.

The journal brings memories, photos and videos together. Profiles preserve stories, personality and translations. This life notebook is for living pets and for those we remember. It is not about counting affection or inventing a perfect life, but finding what you chose to keep.

Organise without making life harder.

Identity, health, documents and authorised people serve different purposes. PetStorya groups them around each pet while keeping separate sections. Evidence stays with expenses, health files with the notebook and tags with memories. Start with the essentials and add to the records at your pace.

PetStorya screenshot: dashboard
Illustrative example with fictional Milo and Nala data.

Share with control.

A vet does not need all your photos. A pet sitter does not need your account. Someone scanning a QR does not need your private documents. Visibility, roles and temporary links address different situations: you decide what is accessible and to whom. A private profile stays private even behind a QR.

Space for real life.

PetStorya supports one dog, several cats or a whole pet family. Paid plans increase room for records and sharing while essential safety remains available on Free. The product does not diagnose, sell insurance or track pets through GPS. It brings known information together so it is useful when you need it.

A life notebook built in three steps.

  1. Start with identity

    A name, photograph and known details create your first reference point. You need not find every document or sort every image first. Each pet has a profile whose story grows gradually.

  2. Add everyday life and meaningful moments

    After a consultation, a special walk or preparing care, record what is worth keeping. Health information, journal entries and documents have separate purposes. Clear context makes details easier to find.

  3. Share when it becomes useful

    Choose visibility, invite someone with a suitable role or prepare temporary access. Review selections before sending. Family can contribute without making the entire dossier available to every visitor.

Questions about why PetStorya exists?

Must I fill everything in to begin?

No. PetStorya grows throughout your pet鈥檚 life. Start with reliable information and add memories or administrative details later, without inventing what you do not know.

Why bring health and memories together?

They concern the same pet but have different places. The journal tells lived moments; the private notebook stores recorded health information. One space reduces searching without mixing them or automatically publishing sensitive data.

Must the profile be public?

No. A private profile already helps organise life. Choose authorised people and what should be accessible. Care and health links provide purpose-specific, limited and revocable access.

Why are there paid plans?

Free helps you start with essential safety functions. Plus and Premium provide capacity for several pets and more memories, data and documents. Limits come from the catalogue; choose according to actual use.

Start a story that stays.

You need not change your whole routine. Create a pet profile, keep a first memory and find one useful detail. More can follow over time. The PetStorya blog offers practical ideas.

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