Hi everyone. Two years ago, my Frenchie Delon had his first seizure. After a couple weeks of hoping it was a one-off, we got the epilepsy diagnosis. Standard stuff after that: Phenobarbital, then Potassium Bromide a few months later, regular bloodwork, lots of vet visits, a notebook full of dates and durations.

The problem we ran into is the one I think a lot of you have hit too: there's no good place to keep all of it. We tried notes apps (lost in the scroll), a spreadsheet (got bored of updating it), a group text with my wife (decayed in a week). Nothing held up. And every vet visit became a guessing game — "when was that last seizure?", "is he still on the same dose?", "what time was the bloodwork?"

So I built an app to fix this for ourselves. After about six months of using it daily, it felt selfish to keep it private. Most of what made it work for Delon would work for any chronic-condition dog. I expanded the design to cover nine of them: epilepsy, anxiety, allergies, arthritis, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, IVDD, and kidney disease.

What it does, briefly: log medications with one tap, log seizures or incidents with structured fields (type, duration, severity, post-ictal behavior — the things a neurologist will ask about), track inventory so you don't run out at 3 AM, and generate a structured PDF report for vet visits so you walk in with data instead of memory.

It's called **Bond**. iOS only for now (Android is on the roadmap, no promised date). Free to download with everything you need for one dog. A small Plus tier ($2.99/mo or $24.99/yr with a 7-day trial) adds shared care with a partner or sitter, full history beyond 90 days, the vet report PDF, and multiple dogs.

**What it's not:** a diagnostic tool, an AI thing, or a replacement for your vet. It's a record-keeping tool. Always talk to your vet for medical decisions.

  
If you have any comments, questions, requests - would be amazing to hear from you. This is a solo project, and if there's anything I can do to make this app more useful, will definitely have a look.

App Store link: [https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761818593](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6761818593)



A calm care log for dogs with chronic conditions (built it for my epileptic Frenchie)