Kima Pet
One shared timeline for everyone caring for your pets
What it does
Unlike single-user pet trackers or group chats, Kima is built around shared care. It gives households, families, roommates, and pet sitters one structured timeline for meals, walks, medication doses, tasks, health updates, photos, and more. Recurring reminders, date-limited sitter access, care charts, vet-ready reports, and AI insights help everyone see what happened, who handled it, and what comes next.
Kima is the shared pet care app for families, roommates, and pet sitters to coordinate meals, walks, medications, tasks, health logs, and vet reports.
Kima tracks meals, walks, medications, tasks, health notes, and everything in between in one shared timeline, so everyone knows what happened and what comes next. Pet care falls through the cracks when no one's coordinating. You left the house in a rush. Now you're at work, texting your partner and roommate to make sure the dog was taken out. No one is replying. Your anxiety climbs every minute you don't hear back. You're on vacation, maybe in a different timezone. You could text the sitter every night at 6pm to check, but you don't want to nag, and you're trying to unwind. Scrolling back through texts to confirm previous doses isn't a system. Everyone assumed someone else let the dog out.…from getkima.com
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