What it does, and what it doesn’t yet.

Households with roles

Owner, admin, member. One owner, who manages members and billing.

Multiple dogs

Every schedule, log and reminder is scoped to a specific dog.

Sign in with Apple or Google

No password to invent or forget.

Push notifications

iPhone and Android.

Scheduling that survives daylight saving

7am stays 7am across the clock change, verified against the tz database. Naive reminder apps fire twice that morning, or not at all.

Schedule patterns

Daily, specific weekdays, every N days, or monthly on a date — clamped sensibly in short months.

Care types

Meals, walks, potty breaks, medication, supplements, grooming, and anything else you need to remember.

The daily loop

Today list

Everything due for every dog, one screen.

One-tap completion with attribution

Every entry carries who did it and when.

Duplicate suppression

Claim a task and it's claimed for everyone. This is the “done twice” half of the promise.

Feeding log with amount

Not just “fed” — how much. Matters for weight, and for vets.

Walks with per-person assignment

Thursday evening is Jayson's.

Shared household notifications

Everyone sees what everyone logged.

Skip with a reason

She was at the kennel. The dose was held. A skip is not a miss.

Family

Kid profiles and Family Mode

Children participate fully, with no account and no login.

Allowance ledger

Kids earn credit for chores they actually completed. No real money ever moves — RueRoo keeps score, you settle up however you already do.

Time-boxed sitter access

Give a sitter or walker access for a weekend. It expires on its own.

Health

Potty log and stool scoring

Record what you saw, on the 1–7 scale vets already use.

Medicine and supplement minder

Reminders and confirmation. Identification, logging and reminding — never guidance.

Abnormal-event alerts

Vomiting, blood, a seizure — logged once, and everyone in the household is told immediately.

Vet-ready PDF export

Walk into the appointment with the actual record instead of trying to remember.

The hard parts

Pet lifecycle

When a dog dies or is rehomed, reminders stop that day. The history stays.

Household changes

If a household splits, ownership can move. The dog's past is not erased for either person.

Succession

Name a recovery contact, so the dogs' care continues if something happens to you.

Prescription scanner

Scan the label to set up the dose schedule.

Photo stool capture with automatic scoring

Describes and scores what it sees against the standard scale. It would never diagnose.

Barcode scanning and reorder nudges

Scan a supplement tub and know before you run out.

Potty-training programme

A structured programme that grades the dog and the owner separately. Consistency is the owner's job.

Offline-first logging

Log a walk with no signal. It syncs when you're back.

GPS walk tracking

Track the walk, see it on the lock screen.

Calendar push

Assigned walks land in Google Calendar or your device calendar.

Pooch pic of the day

A photo a day, stitched into a year of your dog growing up.