Form BC-1 · Transfer of care
You write down how to look after them. Whoever is looking after them confirms each dose, each meal, each walk as it happens. The trip ends with a timestamped record you both keep.
Copy 2 of 2
Your sitter keeps this half.
They don't need an account,
a password, or an app.
Issued to
one text message
Wrote the care plan
3 medications · 2 walks · vet on file
Accepted custody
No account. Opened the link and started.
Issued to both parties
34 confirmations · 0 missed
Sample record. Names and times are illustrative.
Sections 1–3
Photograph the prescription label and the details fill themselves in. You check every value against the photo before anything is saved — nothing is ever entered on your behalf.
A label reading “one tablet twice daily” prints no clock times. We will not invent them. You choose.
Your sitter opens a link you text them. No account, no password, no app. Each dose, meal, and walk is confirmed as it happens, in your pet’s timezone — not yours.
A missed dose escalates to you. Running late is a state, not a failure.
The trip closes into a timestamped account of what was asked and what was done. It protects your sitter at least as often as it protects you.
Exportable. Survives a dispute.
Why the fields are boxed
Every other product stores medication as free text in a profile. Text cannot be confirmed, cannot be missed, and cannot escalate. Here each administration is its own row, with its own time window and its own signature.
Published accuracy for reading a prescription label is above 95%. That sounds sufficient and it is not: a handwritten 10U of insulin read as 100 is a tenfold overdose from one character. So the photo stays on screen beside the fields, and you confirm every one.
Illustrative row from a care record.
For the person holding the keys
Open the link, read the plan, tap each thing as you do it. That is the whole product for you. Every other tool in this category makes you install something before you can start a job, and that is exactly why sitters refuse them.
The record protects you. When an owner asks whether the 8pm dose happened, the answer is not your memory against theirs — it is a timestamp with your name on it. Reporting a problem never counts against you.
Add your pet, write the plan once, text the link.