About PupShift

PupShift is a shared care board for pets. Everyone at home taps when they feed, walk or give meds, and everyone sees who did it and when.

The short version

What it is: A shared board for pet care. One tap logs a meal, a walk, meds or the family’s own tasks, and everyone on the board sees it right away.
Who it’s for: Couples, families with kids, roommates, grandparents, dog walkers and sitters: anyone who shares the care of a pet.
Where it works: The iPhone app on the App Store, and any web browser on a phone or computer. The Android app is in testing on Google Play.
Alerts: In the phone app with alerts on, phones at home ring when someone logs a care, when a scheduled care is late and for reminders. The website doesn’t send alerts.
Pets: Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, rodents, fish, reptiles, horses and other pets. A board can hold several pets.
Languages: English and Hebrew.
Made by: A small team in Israel. “I’m Hagay, I’m building PupShift.”
Contact: hello@pupshift.com

Logging meals, walks, meds and other cares, including the family’s own buttons for each pet.
“Already ate?”: a question before a second meal within two hours (six hours for meds).
A daily schedule, also on some weekdays only, and a duty roster of who does what.
Reminders for vaccines and upkeep, and “last time” in Health & upkeep.
Puppy potty training (Outside or Accident), “time to go out again”, and meal times by the puppy’s age.
A shared streak and a weekly or monthly cup.
A family photo album, and photos of the vaccine card and other papers.
A temporary helper link for a dog walker or sitter.
Thanks on someone else’s care, and a monthly summary per pet in the journal.
Home screen widgets on Android. Invites by link, code or QR.

Not a vet service. It gives no medical advice; ask your vet.
Not a training method. Your trainer sets the plan; PupShift helps the family follow it.
The website doesn’t ring. Alerts need the phone app with alerts on.

Use these freely when writing about PupShift. The name is one word, with a capital P and S.

Want the family to see who did what, without a paper on the fridge?