Destination readiness
Pick where you're going and see what's outstanding. Pawdex reads your pet's own vaccination dates and tells you what's still required, what's already satisfied, and when a requirement can no longer be met before your date.
Your pet's medical story is scattered across clinics, inboxes and a shoebox of paper. Forward any vet document to Pawdex and it becomes one clean, source-cited timeline that stays current for life, and follows them wherever life goes.
Adopt from a breeder on Pawdex and the record arrives with the dog: birth weight, first shots, dewormings, parentage. Starting from scratch instead? Tell us the birthday and we project the whole first year of vaccines and checkups before your first vet visit.
Every pet gets its own forwarding address. Send anything to it, or snap the paper on the counter, and Pawdex reads it in about a minute. You see exactly what it found, each fact pinned to the page it came from, duplicates already flagged. One tap to approve.
The 2 a.m. emergency vet asks what she's allergic to and when her last rabies shot was. You are not digging through a shoebox. Ask in plain English and get the answer with its receipts, or hand over a boarding packet and emergency card that are always current.
Everywhere else, a pet's history dies with an owner's login. Pawdex treats the animal as the permanent thing: adopt a dog out with a signup link and their entire cited history transfers to the new family in one tap.
AI that reads medical records has to show its work. Every extracted fact carries a citation to the exact page and paragraph it came from, kept forever, so you can always check the source yourself.
Nothing lands on the record until you approve it. Duplicates get flagged with a reversible skip, never silently merged, because a vanished dose is worse than a doubled one.
Your name, contacts and location are never shared, full stop. Contributing de-identified records to veterinary research is a separate, unchecked-by-default choice you can revoke anytime.
Crossing a border with a pet means rabies timing, microchip format, titer windows and a federal form, each with its own rules. Pawdex already holds the records those rules are checked against, so it can tell you what is done, what is missing, and what you cannot fix in time.
Pick where you're going and see what's outstanding. Pawdex reads your pet's own vaccination dates and tells you what's still required, what's already satisfied, and when a requirement can no longer be met before your date.
The USDA health-certificate worksheet, pre-filled from your records: owner and origin, animal description, microchip number and registry, vaccination history. You take a complete draft to your vet instead of a blank form and a shoebox.
Send a kennel, sitter or airline a single link to the records they need. It expires on a date you choose, you can revoke it at any time, and you can see when it was last opened.
A wallet-sized card with microchip number, allergies and current medications, for the vet you didn't plan on visiting. Print it or keep it on your phone.
The readiness checker (EU, GB and the US return trip) is included on every plan, free ones included. Pawdex prepares and tracks the paperwork; it doesn't file anything on your behalf, and requirements change: always confirm against the destination's official guidance and your vet before you travel.
Run the whole litter in one ledger: weights from birth, first vaccines, dewormings, vet checks. At go-home, each family scans a link and the puppy's record becomes theirs, with your kennel credited as its origin. No more photocopied packets that end up in a junk drawer.
The two we hear most: is my data safe, and does the AI make things up. Both answered below, plainly.
Yes, and structurally so. Your name, contact details and location are never shared with anyone; there is no toggle that changes that. Contributing de-identified medical records to veterinary research is a separate opt-in, off by default, revocable anytime, and it strips every direct identifier before anything leaves Pawdex.
Vaccine certificates, visit summaries, discharge notes, lab reports, invoices, rabies certificates, EU pet passports and insurance policies, as PDFs, photos or forwarded emails. The pipeline recognizes the export formats of the major clinic systems (Cornerstone, AVImark, ezyVet and friends) and tunes itself per format. A messy phone photo of a crumpled certificate is a normal Tuesday.
No. That is the point of the review screen. Every fact the AI finds is shown to you with a citation to the exact page and paragraph it came from, and nothing is saved until you approve it. If it misread something, you fix it in place, and the correction teaches the pipeline.
Free during early access, for real: no card required. Long term the plan is a straightforward subscription for power features. What we will not do is hold your own records hostage behind a paywall; your data stays exportable, always.
That is the default shape, not an edge case. A household holds any number of pets and people, with roles: your partner gets full access, the pet sitter can get read-only. Every record, reminder and document is shared across the household automatically.
You generate a transfer link. The new family opens it, sees the pet and the history that comes along, signs up in one step, and custody moves over, records, citations and all. You keep your other pets and documents; they start with a complete history instead of a shrug.
Kennels care about exactly one thing: current vaccines. Pawdex tracks expirations against real requirements (Bordetella's short window included), warns you before a stay is at risk, and produces a boarding packet or share link the facility can check directly.
We are onboarding the waitlist in small batches so every household gets a fast, attentive start. Join below and you will get an email the moment your spot opens, and nothing else in between.
Join the waitlist and be first in when we open the doors. Your future self, standing in an emergency vet at 2 a.m., says thanks.