• Onboarding bug fixes • Improved insights

PawLife 2.3.1 opens faster, keeps the whole family in sync and lets you start without the food bag in hand. • The app opens much faster, even with years of records, and the Feed button reacts on the first tap • When someone in the family logs a meal, the others get a notification like "Liza fed Buddy, 180 g", and the reminder for that meal disappears from their phones • Right after you open the app, the Feed button shows Checking… for a few seconds while it catches up, so nobody feeds twice • No food bag nearby? Build the plan on an average dry or wet food and scan the label later. Until then the grams are marked as approximate • The assistant knows the warning signs of 36 common dog and cat conditions, tells you plainly when to call the vet, and links to where you can read more • In the evening round, tap the time next to a meal to set when it really happened • Logging from the Home checklist opens the same sheet as the Feed button • For cats: play instead of walks, activity described in a cat's terms, and four cat symptoms in the health diary • Rings, toasts and celebrations move more smoothly, and Reduce Motion is respected everywhere • Texts in every language were reread and corrected Also a fix for a crash at launch and smaller fixes.

PawLife 2.3. Urine tracking and urinalysis, the assistant files and logs for you, the evening round covers every pet, and PawLife learns what is normal for yours. • Urine tracking: colour, clarity, amount and warning signs, next to the stool in the diary, the evening round, the chat and on the Watch. The assistant knows what is normal and says when to see the vet • Urinalysis and home test strips go to Labs, apart from blood work, with trends and a reminder for the next strip • The first evening round asks what you want to fill in every day: stool, urine, water, walk, mood, weight. Change it later in Settings • An extra meal after the plan is done is logged as its own feeding, from Home or in the chat • Send a lab sheet, as a photo or a PDF, and say "save it": it goes to Labs with the values read out. Send the passport or a discharge summary and every page goes to Documents • Name the meal: "she left half of dinner", "gave the pill with breakfast". The assistant sees your plan meal by meal and writes to the right one • It can now do what you do on the screens: change the profile, set a goal, edit a food card, start or stop a medication, set meal times, remove a wrong entry. It asks before it changes anything • Deworming and flea pills can go with a meal, like medications: a checkbox in the feeding sheet, a line in the meal reminder, a row in the evening round • A planned care task no longer sits in the diary as if it were done. The diary shows what was actually done • The evening round now covers the whole day for every pet, with or without a feeding plan. One evening time for the whole household, and the round asks about stool, mood and the walk by default. Whatever you logged during the day is already in it, so nothing is asked twice • PawLife learns your pet's normal. After three logged days, the line under the pet's name says whether today looks as usual or what has changed. You get a push the day it is ready, and the assistant keeps it in mind • Reminders are separate switches now: the evening round, meals, overdue meals, medications, care and vaccines. You can turn off the daytime meal pushes and tick off the meals in the evening round instead • When someone in the family logs a feeding, reminders on the other phones move with it, so nobody is pinged about a bowl that is already full • A pet with nothing on the list yet gets a start card on Home: set up a feeding plan or add a medication in one tap • Scanning a food label: whatever the camera could read goes straight into the form, and you type in only the gaps Plus smaller fixes.

Minor bug fixes

PawLife 2.2. Calmer screens, and the assistant keeps your conversations. • Home shows the one thing that needs you, today's checklist, and a single Log button for everything you write down by hand • Health is one place: the day's diary, what is coming up or overdue, trends, the medical file and care • The assistant keeps every conversation. Start a new chat or go back to an old one; it opens full screen with nothing else in the way, and a new chat starts with something it has noticed • Allergies to foods and medicines live in one list. Food checks warn about them, and the vet report and the sitter page include them. Tell the assistant "she is allergic to chicken" and it adds it • A link for the pet sitter: meals and doses for the days you are away, no account needed • Possible FDA recalls are flagged on the foods you keep • Every award is a new medal with the day it was earned engraved on the back. Share it as a story video, and catch one-day holiday editions, starting with World Animal Day on October 4 Fixes and improvements: leaving a family and keeping nothing no longer crashes the app, joining a family shows the pets loading instead of a frozen screen, dates and weekdays follow the app's language, button labels fit on one line, the chat no longer repeats which pet it is talking about, and lab results have a scan button. Also: a one-time dose ends on its day, marking a dose as given clears the overdue card on Home, and sync between family phones is faster.

PawLife 2.1. The assistant has read your pet's file. • Ask about a symptom and the answer accounts for the weight curve, what was eaten and when, the stool log, current medications and every vet visit on file — and it says plainly when the thing to do is call a vet • It remembers your earlier conversations, so you are not explaining your pet from scratch every time • It knows today: what was eaten, which doses were given and which were not, water, walks • It knows what is coming: the next vaccination date, what is left in the bag, a food change already under way • Still one sentence to log anything: "bought two 12 kg bags", "ate half of dinner, gave the pill", "weighed her, 12.4 kg", and one tap to take it back • Photograph the discharge summary and the medications, the doses and the recheck schedule themselves. Your first one is free Fixes and improvements: a reply no longer sits on a blank screen while it loads, a long conversation keeps going instead of stalling, and running out of free requests now takes you somewhere you can do something about it. A real iPad layout, the next meal on Apple Watch, walks counting toward an activity goal, a recap of the week on Home every Sunday, cats described in their own words, and vaccines behaving like a series with the lot number kept. A subscriber no longer starts the app as a free user, logged grams match the calorie goal, the app opens on your family's data instead of a spinner, and the evening round reaches the other phone.

PawLife 2.0 is the biggest update yet: the whole app has been redrawn — and the day finally has an ending. • A new look from the first screen to the last: warm colors, new typography, and a Home where the whole day is visible at a glance — feed with one tap right from the plan • The evening walkthrough: after the last meal, one short check-in walks you through every pet — appetite, doses, mood, water, stool, walks — closes the day, grows a streak and ends with an AI note. You choose which questions it asks • The AI vet moved to the center tab. Advice now arrives as a card: short answer, why, what to do, when to see a vet — and it names the data it relied on • Stool logging in seconds: the Bristol scale as seven buttons, warning signs, and AI photo analysis when you're not sure • Switching food? The transition guide builds a day-by-day mixing plan, and Nutrition now shows the whole day at once • Weight goals with seven ready-made presets, and a real Trends screen: weight, meals, water and more • Imperial units work everywhere: pounds and ounces, if that's how you measure • Allergies get their own screen in the profile • A journal entry now holds up to ten photos • The vet PDF speaks the report's language and flags refused bowls • Apple Watch and widgets redrawn to match, with a richer daily summary • And hundreds of smaller fixes: swipes that just work, faster launch, exact grams everywhere

• The AI's daily read, right on the home screen: what it found in your pet's food and health — and when the data is thin, it names the one thing to add and what that would let it see • The AI reads your saved documents: passport, discharge summaries, blood panels — ask in chat and the answer comes from the paper itself • Any document can be kept out of the AI with one tap • Saved medications, vet visits and your diary notes are now part of every conversation • Daily reads and weekly recaps are saved and visible to the whole family instead of vanishing when you close the screen • Food safety, rewritten: 501 foods you can browse without typing, and every dangerous one tells you from what amount it matters, what to watch for and when to call the vet • Search now matches plurals and word forms, so you find the food on the first try • Care is its own category: grooming, parasite control, nail trims, any interval you like, counted from the day you actually did it • A late meal no longer breaks the day: the app asks which meal it was and spreads the rest of the daily ration evenly to the end of the day, in bigger portions when needed, so the full amount is still served • Medications can follow the food instead of the clock: 30 minutes before a meal, or with food. Doses given with a meal become checkboxes right where you log the meal, and one reminder per meal replaces two • Faster launch, fewer duplicate reminders, and a pile of fixes

• Lost-pet QR tag for the collar, finders open your contact page, no app needed • Documents vault: passport, prescriptions, insurance, with PDF import and multi-page documents • Insurance with a policy end date and renewal reminders • Care presets: deworming, flea & tick, grooming, repeating, with reminders • Add vet due dates to your calendar in one tap • Re-prescribe a past medication in one tap; drag foods between meals • Smarter AI chat: knows what day it is, calls your pet by the name you use, answers to the point • AI weekly recap, Google sign-in, and plenty of fixes

The biggest PawLife update yet • Log from notifications — tap Fed, Ate half, or Given right on the reminder, no need to open the app • Exact grams for partial meals — calories follow what was actually eaten, on iPhone and Apple Watch • The chat acts for you — say "bought 2 packs", "gave the pill yesterday", or "ate half of dinner" and confirm with one tap • Food stock in packages — restock by the can or bag and see how many days are left • Weight goal on the pet card — kilos to go, weekly pace, and the finish estimate • Vet prescriptions respected — enter the vet's daily amount right in onboarding; the app never overrides it • Smarter label scan — up to four photos, and missing nutrition data gets looked up online • Medication reminders overhauled — they now arrive reliably, show the next reminder time, and doses can be logged for any past day • Log history any day, water from your Apple Watch, per-pet diary filter, and a fully localized widget Thank you for caring for your pets with PawLife. Reviews and feedback help us keep improving — tap your name in Settings to send us a note.

Now on your home screen — plus water tracking and a weekly recap. • Feeding widget — see today's meal progress at a glance and log a feeding with one tap, right from your home screen. • Water tracking — log every drink and keep hydration on target with a daily guideline based on your pet's weight. • Weekly recap — a Sunday summary of feedings, days on plan, streak and weight trend. • Awards — earn medals for caring for your pet, from bronze to elite, celebrated with confetti, plus a nudge when the next one is close. • Treats made easy — save a treat once, then just pick what and how much; the AI assistant and camera can add treats for you. • Routine treatments — one-tap presets for flea & tick, deworming and vaccination, now showing the next due date so you can plan the next purchase or visit. • More languages — PawLife is now available in Brazilian Portuguese, European Portuguese and Simplified Chinese. • Multi-photo chat and vet-report scans, a more reliable family premium, and many fixes. Thank you for caring for your pets with PawLife. Reviews and feedback help us keep improving — tap your name in Settings to send us a note.

Meet Awards — and treats that count their own calories. • Awards — earn medals for caring for your pet, from bronze to elite. Feeding streaks, health tracking and more, with every unlock celebrated with confetti. • Treat storage — save a treat once (name + calories), then just pick what and how much you gave. Calories are counted for you, and the AI assistant can add treats too. • Real feeding time — fed earlier and forgot to log it? Set the exact time right from the feeding sheet. • Family sharing is more reliable — premium access no longer randomly disappears for family members. • Fixed the Home meal counter and refreshed translations in all languages. Thank you for caring for your pets with PawLife. Reviews and feedback help us keep improving — tap your name in Settings to send us a note.

This update turns PawLife into a real clinical companion for vet visits. • New Vet Reports — a clean, branded, AI-narrated health summary you can hand straight to your vet. Pick the period, choose the language, and PawLife builds an analytical document from your pet's diary, weight, stool, meals, and medications. • Smarter reminders — feeding, medication, and vet appointments now respect your pet's routine and are fully localized for every supported language. • Apple Watch — multi-pet support and swipe-to-undo for fed meals. • Faster, more reliable sync across iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. • Dozens of stability fixes for health diary, weight, stool, journal, and deletion flows on iOS 26. Thank you for caring for your pets with PawLife. Reviews and feedback help us keep improving — tap your name in Settings to send us a note.

New: Veterinary Health Report - One-tap PDF report you can share with your vet, in any of 10 languages - AI-generated clinical summary covering feeding, weight, stool, symptoms, and medication adherence over your chosen period (last month / 3 months / 6 months / year) - Highlighted patterns the vet should see first - Sections for active and past medications with schedules - Polished, professional layout — descriptive, no diagnoses Smarter reminders - Reworked meal, pre-meal, missed-dose, weekly digest, weigh-in, and evening check-in notifications - The body of each reminder now shows the scheduled time, so you can tell which dose or feeding it referred to — even when checking later - Full translations across all 10 languages - The middle slot in 4- and 5-meal plans is now a clean "Meal" label (previously read awkwardly in some languages) Apple Watch - Multiple-pet support - Swipe to undo a meal you accidentally marked fed - Fixed pet list not showing on a cold-launched watch Sync & reliability - Across-the-board fixes for deleted items reappearing on other devices - Every change (feeding, weight, diary, stool, journal, medication) now syncs to the cloud immediately - Diary, weight, stool, and feeding lists refresh instantly after edits - Paywall and notification crash fixes Performance - Lower memory usage on heavy screens

• Smarter reminders: pre-meal alert 5 minutes before feeding, evening health check-in (only on days you haven't logged anything), weekly weigh-in nudge, missed medication follow-up, and low-stock alerts for refills • Medication and vet due-date reminders are now free for everyone • Apple Watch: switch between multiple pets, swipe left on a fed meal to undo • Streak broken? Get a gentle nudge to start a new one • When someone joins your household, you'll know right away

Family Sharing is now free for everyone! Create a household and invite family members to share pet care duties — no subscription required. Fixed an issue where entering an invite code could fail with an error.

Family account fix

What changed Food Label Scanning (AI Analysis) - The scanner now extracts expiration dates from labels. If no date is visible on the packaging, AI estimates typical shelf life based on food type (dry 12-18 months, wet 24-36 months, etc.). The expiration field is never left empty after analysis. - AI now reads the feeding guidelines table from the package (recommended daily amounts by weight) and the package weight (e.g., 400g can). - When calories are not listed on the label, AI estimates them based on the feeding guidelines and food type instead of leaving the field blank. Feeding Plan Calculation - Manufacturer recommendations are now used as a portion cap — the app won't suggest more than what the package recommends (e.g., for wet food: 1 can/day means 1 can/day, no more). - Recommendation scaling uses metabolic weight (weight^0.75) instead of linear proportion — more accurate for small and large breeds. - Wet food portions are rounded to the nearest half-can (0.5, 1, 1.5 cans) rather than being truncated down. - Protection against bad AI data: calorie density is clamped to the 30-600 kcal/100g range. New "How We Calculate" Screen - An (i) "How we calculate" button on feeding plan screens — explains the RER formula, multipliers (age, activity, neutering status), manufacturer guideline caps, treat limits, and a disclaimer to consult a veterinarian. Tests - 6 new tests covering portion capping, metabolic scaling, can rounding, and calorie sanitization.