The Community
This app is built for pet owners who suddenly become full-time caregivers.
The ones who:
Monitor appetite every single day.
Check breathing patterns at night.
Search symptoms at 2AM.
Re-read vet messages over and over.
Try to remember exactly when something started.
When my cat Abu got sick, it wasn’t “just” a fever or stomach issue.
He was diagnosed with:
A splenic tumour.
FeLV positive.
FIP positive.
Cancer.
Severe anemia.
Each diagnosis felt like a new layer of weight.
Suddenly, love turned into logistics.
I tracked everything:
Appetite.
Energy.
Vomiting.
Medication.
Vet feedback.
Blood test results.
Follow-up dates.
I updated his condition daily sometimes hourly to my notes, to chats, even to ChatGPT. I was trying to hold on to clarity.
But everything was scattered:
WhatsApp messages.
Photos of prescriptions.
Mental notes.
My own memory.
And when things became critical, I realized something painful:
When you’re stressed, your memory becomes unreliable.
You start asking:
When did he completely stop eating?
What exactly did the vet say last visit?
How many days has he been anemic?
Did we already try this medication?
In moments like that, details matter.
FurEver Log is built for pet owners like me who love deeply and need structure when everything feels uncertain.
What I Built
FurEver Log – A Companion Health & Memory Tracker
A calm, structured space for tracking health and preserving moments.
Not loud.
Not overly clinical.
Just clear.
🐶 Pet Profile
Owners can create a profile with:
Name
Photo
Age
Baseline weight
Known conditions
Primary vet clinic
In Abu’s case, this would include:
FeLV, FIP, splenic tumour, anemia.
Because context matters from day one.
🩺 Daily Health Updates
Each day, owners can log:
Appetite (Normal / Low / None)
Energy level (1–5)
Vomiting (Yes/No)
Breathing issues (Yes/No)
Weight (optional)
Medication given (Yes/No + notes)
Owner notes (“How did they look today?”)
Owner emotion (“How are you feeling today?”)
This mirrors real life.
When Abu’s appetite dropped.
When his gums looked pale.
When he felt weaker.
Instead of guessing later, it could all live in one place.
🏥 Vet Visit Timeline
Every visit can include:
Clinic name
Date
Diagnosis
Prescribed medication
Cost
Follow-up date
Vet remarks
Displayed chronologically.
Because when you’re facing cancer and anemia, you don’t want to scroll through chat history.
You want clarity.
⚠️ Gentle Pattern Reminder
If:
Appetite = “None” for 2 consecutive days
OR
Vomiting = “Yes” for 2 consecutive days
The app displays:
“It might be worth checking with your vet.”
It’s not fear-driven.
It’s not dramatic.
It’s supportive.
Just a nudge — the kind I wish I had when I was doubting myself.
📸 Memory Timeline
Illness isn’t the whole story.
Owners can log:
A photo
A short memory
Tags like Happy, Calm, Brave, Playful
Because even when Abu was sick, there were moments:
He still chose to sit beside me.
He still tried to eat with me.
He still used his last strength to be near.
Medical data is important.
But memories are everything.
🫶 A Quiet Reassurance Feature
The app summarizes:
Total days logged
Total vet visits
Medications given
And ends with:
“You showed up for them.”
Sometimes pet owners don’t need more data.
They need proof that they tried.
Demo
🔗 Live Demo:
https://furever-log.netlify.app/
📹 Video Walkthrough: https://streamable.com/6o3seb
You can see:
Adding a daily health log
Logging a vet visit
Viewing the full timeline
Triggering the gentle reminder system
Code
💻 GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/aisyahz/FurEver-Log---A-Companion-Health---Memory-Tracker.git
Modular components include:
PetProfile
DailyHealthLog
VetVisitLog
TimelineView
ReminderLogic
How I Built It
Frontend
React (Vite + TypeScript)
Component-based architecture
Calm, neutral, warm UI
State & Storage
LocalStorage for persistence
Chosen intentionally to ship a working prototype within a weekend.
Logic
Consecutive-day symptom detection
Timeline sorting
Modular form components
The goal wasn’t complexity.
It was clarity under pressure.
Why This Matters
When Abu was diagnosed with splenic tumour, FeLV, FIP, cancer, and anemia, I updated his condition every day.
At the vet.
At home.
At work.
I replayed conversations.
I second-guessed decisions.
I tried to remember every detail.
FurEver Log turns panic into structure.
It gives pet owners:
A single place to track health.
A timeline for medical clarity.
A space to preserve moments.
A reminder that they tried their best.
If this app helps even one person feel less lost during a difficult diagnosis — or remember a small moment they would’ve forgotten — then it has already done its job.
And Abu’s story continues in a way that helps others eventho he is no longer here .. Love You Abu
Additional Notes:
✨ Includes an “Export for Vet” feature that generates a clean summary of logs and visits for easy sharing during appointments.
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