Until the next update. 👋

Technically speaking, this is the biggest thing I have worked on. The app is native iOS in Swift. Backend is in Go on postgres. A python API is used for all machine learning processing. Eventually I hope to get to Web and android.

I unfortunately go to the vet multiple times per month, often digging through notes or remember when something happened. When did Ace start having a flair up? Loss of appetite? Stomach issues? Everkin is meant to be the evolving journal, to help you track and give insight into your pets health.

This takes up a lot of mental space, and the apps out there are either too simple, ugly or just out dated. I am bringing a modern flair to this, to make managing pets easier. You can even share across your household or make it easier for caretakers when you are away.

ranging from chronic diseases to minor autoimmune issues. I have multiple meds for each one, sometimes twice a day. I have vet visits, surgeon visits, dermatology visits. I have to deal with medication, paperwork, insurance claims, weight tracking,symptom monitoring, glucose tracking, appointments

This is going to be an all in one solution. With some advanced ML processing if you so desire

I would love to hear from any pet owners about the struggles they have dealing with chronically sick pets or just overall wellness.

issues, stacks of paperwork, insurance, medication and observing for symptoms and strange behaviors. That's why I am building this.

Some apps already do something slightly similar, some apps look basic and blah, others are bare bones.

This is my current project. I tend to build things I would like to have and I really need to talk more to people to figure out out what they want, would like to have instead of building in a silo. I would love to hear from anyone. #pets #cats @ghostlabsllc.xyz

Data is stored locally or in iCloud if you have that. Nothing leaves the device. No subscriptions.

I'm in the midst of onboarding users so this is shit timing. But I added Google sso, and migrated to aws ses. Twilio and sendgrid can fuck right off.

But I have never been more motivated to succeed even to the smallest degree.