The pairing board finally looks like a board, not a homework list. Best pair sits in a spotlight card with a score ring, portraits, ear tags, and the reasons they landed together. The rest of the board got chips, a little pulse for ready vs “needs a look,” and a crest up top so you can see the nest table at a glance.

Hey, 1.2 is here. Animal and litter cards now hold more of the stuff you used to keep in your head. You can mark temperament, energy, training, diet, how they like to be handled, allergies, a call name, and a stall note. Plus quick flags: favorite, neutered, and “looking for a home.” Litters got their own nest setup: box name, color, warmth, feeding plan, night watch, how many you’re expecting / reserving / keeping, visit and photo flags, and a spot for the asking price.