“New pill. Was it with food? I can’t remember what she said.”

“Most pills can be given either way. Ask your vet.”

Mochii“With food. Dr. Miller said so on Oct 12.”
From the visit summary you snapped on Oct 12“3:12 AM. Is her breathing normal?”
You don’t have to figure it out alone anymore. Mochii remembers every pill, every vet visit, every late-night “is this normal?”

The care isn’t the hard part. Carrying all of it on your mind, alone, is.
“New pill. Was it with food? I can’t remember what she said.”

“Most pills can be given either way. Ask your vet.”

Mochii“With food. Dr. Miller said so on Oct 12.”
From the visit summary you snapped on Oct 12“She’s never done this. Why won’t she stop scratching?”

“Itching can mean allergies, mites, infection, or 40 other things.”

Mochii“Same ear as in May. Goldens get this often, and it usually starts just like this.”
Smell, swelling or head tilt? Call tomorrow · Her May visit, RVC 2021“3 AM, and her breathing sounds fast. Is this it?”

“Fast breathing in older dogs can be normal. It can also mean heart failure.”

Mochii“26 breaths a minute while asleep. Her normal is 22. Her vet’s line is 30.”
Count again at breakfast. Struggling to breathe? Call now · Ohad 2013“Am I doing enough for her?”

“15 signs you’re a good dog owner.”

Mochii“Hey. Asking that question is the answer. 84 nights in a row, you checked on her. Not one missed. Her weight hasn’t budged since May, and her breathing is right where it should be. Daisy is so lucky to have you.”
84 nights logged · 27 kg since May · Breathing in her normal range 12 weeks running
Tell Mochii about her once when you start. Every chat, visit summary and pill label adds to it, so Mochii knows her a little better every week.

When something shifts, Mochii tells you once.

Too much to explain is no reason to cancel the trip.
What you’ve told Mochii becomes her care card. You see each task get done, and so does your partner.

No more blanking in the exam room.
Everything that changed since her last visit, on one screen.


Her whole routine fits in one card now. The sitter has it. You get to be there.
You’ve done this alone long enough. Catch the small changes early. Walk into every visit with the full story. Sleep through the night again. And spend your time with her, not worrying about her.
Still wondering about something? Write to us at support@mochii.xyz and a person on our team will reply.
No, and it isn't trying to. Mochii keeps the day-to-day record your vet never gets to see, points out what changed, and turns it into one page for the visit. Diagnosis and treatment stay with your vet. In an emergency, call your clinic.
One tap for “Same as usual,” plus one sign that fits her condition: sleeping breaths for heart, water and appetite for kidney, insulin time and water for diabetes, itch on a 0 to 10 scale for allergies, a stool score for gut issues, stairs and jumps for joints, and weekly weight for thyroid. If something's off, you pick what it was and add a line.
Joining the early access list is free and doesn't commit you to anything. We're shaping plans with our first families now and will share them with the list before launch. Plans and prices may change before then, and you'll never be charged unless you choose a paid plan yourself.
From her own record first: doses, meals, check-ins, and notes from past visits. When it talks about health, it links the veterinary guideline it draws on, so you can read it yourself or bring it to your vet.
Yes. Invite your partner, family, or sitter. Everyone sees the same record and can tap “Gave it” from their own phone, so the day stays in one place.
Yes. Dogs and cats on daily medication, from kidney and heart care to diabetes, thyroid, arthritis, or simply getting older. Each pet gets their own passport and record.