Original Summary

I'm an iOS dev with two dogs (Gaga and Hulu, chief everything officers, in charge of nothing). Last week I asked r/dogs how people keep track of vet records. The answers fell into two buckets: The archive problem. Records scattered across vets, years, a move, one dead portal. My dogs' history lives in two clinics, a PDF from 2023, and what I can only describe as camera-roll archaeology. The one-pager problem. When boarding asks for vaccine proof, nobody wants your folder. They want one page with the dates. So over the last few months I built both. It's called VetKeeper: scan a vet document, it pulls out the vaccines, due dates, weights, and builds one clean timeline per pet. One tap and you get a one-page PDF for boarding drop-off. Free to start, no account, no subscription. 100% SwiftUI, everything on-device except the text extraction. Honest question for the builders here: what would make you actually trust an app with this stuff? I'm still figuring out the onboarding — would love gut reactions.   submitted by   /u/xiaoxuanchuang [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/17 22:38:47