Bumzy

Bumzy keeps your pet's health records in one place, and it is free. Every feature, for every pet owner, with no subscription, no ads and no account.

Bumzy is named after my dog. Making it free is how I would like him remembered.

EVERY DAY
• Medications and doses, one tap each on Today, the Lock Screen, Apple Watch or Siri
• Vaccinations, appointments and reminders that open the right screen
• Health logs with photos, so you can show your vet what you saw
• Weight, food, water, heart rate and the targets your vet gives you, on clear charts

BREATH COUNTER
Count your pet's resting breathing rate with a tap per breath, or let the camera count for you. Start a count from Siri or the Action Button and watch it on your Lock Screen.

FOR YOUR VET
One tidy PDF or CSV of the period you choose, a QR code any camera can read, or Vet Mode: big type, one animal, the last 30 days.

AI VET, ON YOUR IPHONE
Ask about your pet's records and get an answer built from your own numbers. It runs entirely on your device with Apple Intelligence, so nothing leaves your phone.

FOREVER
When a pet has died, or for one you lost before Bumzy, Forever is a quiet place to remember them. Keep memories with photos and voice notes, a laugh jar of funny moments, the care you gave, and a life story you can write and keep as a book. Gentle reminders of the days that matter are there only if you want them. If today is hard, it can show you people to talk to.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account and no sign-in. Your records live on your device and, if you choose, in your own private iCloud, which only you can read. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking.

Also: widgets, a Watch app and complication, an emergency card, moving a whole household to a new iPhone in one file, iPad layouts, Dynamic Type and VoiceOver.

If you would like to help keep Bumzy free, there is an optional tip jar. It unlocks nothing.

Bumzy records what you see and never interprets it. It is not veterinary advice. Talk to your vet about what the numbers mean, and contact your vet or an emergency clinic straight away if your pet is unwell.