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I want to talk to you all a bit about Everkin. Everkin is a pet health journal for tracking and monitoring all aspects of your pets health story. I started this company over a year ago and we put together what I believe to be the most complete pet health app on the market.

You may not think you need another app, or an app for your pets, but I hope to change your mind and have you at least try it for a month. Why a journal and not a tracker? A journal is a record. A story. Of your pet. The good days, the tough days and everything in between.

You’ll see the app stores these days are flooded with “trackers”. Shallow apps that lack the personal touch. As pet owners ourselves, we crafted Everkin to be that quiet companion. A place to log weight changes, new medications and daily mood tracking.

Combined, all these logs feed into your pets timeline giving you a clear sense of visual history. Most days you won’t need this. But for the days you find yourself at the vet or ER and need quick answers and actionable timelines, Everkin is there.

Everkin’s guiding principals: 1. Multi pet support 2. Full family sync and sharing. A mom on iOS, a dad on Android. All in sync. 3. Leveraging the most modern technologies to deliver a beautiful and powerful experience.

4. Effortless. Anyone from a tech savvy pet owner to someone light on tech knowledge, Everkin is accessible and easy 5. Support for caregivers and sitters. Leaving is tough. 6. We don’t force AI into everything 7. Leaving? Export all your data via CSV.

Do I really need another app? A lot of these large veterinary practices have their own app. They are simple, and only offer a glimpse into some basic information. Then you change vets and have to start over.

I admittedly never used an app for my cats. I spent over a decade tracking and monitoring chronic health issues using only my memory and random notes in apple notes. The problem was nothing out there existed for my needs. Which is why we built Everkin.

I wanted something that at times could be very simple and just track some appointments, weight logs or mood. But also expand to chronic health tracking like glucose monitoring and insight generation to tell me if there are any possible correlations between all my health data at a high level view.

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