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Cats hide illness. Furwise lets the whole family log feeding, litter, water, weight and medication on one shared timeline, so small changes aren't forgotten before the vet visit.
Furwise logs a cat's daily care in seconds: feeding, water, litter, weight and meds, on one timeline the whole family shares.
Here's why it exists. Two years ago I got my first cat and googled everything. Content farms and chatbots gave me confident, fluent answers about "cats" in general; none of them knew anything about my cat. I wanted to understand the problem properly, so I left my engineering job for an assistant role at an animal hospital, at one sixth of the pay. I'm an assistant, not a vet. But I stand in the room where owners, animals and vets try to understand each other, and that room taught me this:
A vet sees your cat for about 15 minutes a year. You see your cat for 8,760 hours.
Owners do notice the changes. By the time they reach the clinic, those observations have faded into "he's been a bit off lately." A vet can't work with that, and I've watched it cost people real time and real money.
What it does today:
- Log feeding, water, litter, weight, and medication in seconds - Share one timeline across the whole family, which matters most in multi-cat homes where nobody knows if someone else already fed them - Reminders for vaccines, medication, and weigh-ins, per cat - Photo checks for mood and stool - A summary of what's changed recently, so "when did this start?" gets a real answer with a date on it
What it deliberately does not do: diagnose. That's the vet's job, and working at a clinic is exactly what convinced me of this. Furwise makes sure you can tell the vet what happened, and when.
Honest numbers: about 15 daily actives, and two of them are strangers who decided to pay. That's enough for me to believe the problem is real.
What's next: I want your cat's own records to drive what you see in the app.
Furwise is free on iOS today. I'd love to hear what you'd want tracked, especially from anyone who's coordinated care for a sick pet with family.
Sharing the timeline with our vet directly would be huge — even just a one-time export or a shareable link so we don't have to screenshot everything the morning of the appointment.
the shared timeline approach is genuinely clever, especially logging litter changes which honestly most cat trackers skip. nice that it pulls the whole family into one feed so nothing slips through.
Finally something for our two cats that the whole household can actually use without arguing over whose turn it is to log the litter box. The shared timeline already caught a dip in water intake I would have totally missed.
iOS dev here. ive tried way too many of these pet trackers and most are honestly just a glorified form with a logo on top. this one actually feels thought through, the timeline and the way you switch between cats is really smooth. nicely done
The shared timeline is genuinely useful, finally my partner and I are not double-logging meals. The weight tracker caught a slow drop in our cat we would have missed at the vet.
A vet visit mode that pulls a one-page summary of the last few weeks would be clutch. Date, weight curve, litter box trends, any skipped meds, and a quick chart if possible so I can just print or show it on my phone without scrolling through a long feed.
About Furwise on Product Hunt
“The shared cat care log for multi-cat families”
Furwise was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 12 upvotes and 16 comments, placing #93 on the daily leaderboard. Cats hide illness. Furwise lets the whole family log feeding, litter, water, weight and medication on one shared timeline, so small changes aren't forgotten before the vet visit.
Furwise was featured in iOS (110.6k followers), Cats (3.9k followers) and Pets (4.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 40.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Furwise?
Furwise was hunted by Chi-Yu Wu. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Chi-Yu Wu
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Chi-Yu, maker of Furwise.
Furwise logs a cat's daily care in seconds: feeding, water, litter, weight and meds, on one timeline the whole family shares.
Here's why it exists. Two years ago I got my first cat and googled everything. Content farms and chatbots gave me confident, fluent answers about "cats" in general; none of them knew anything about my cat. I wanted to understand the problem properly, so I left my engineering job for an assistant role at an animal hospital, at one sixth of the pay. I'm an assistant, not a vet. But I stand in the room where owners, animals and vets try to understand each other, and that room taught me this:
A vet sees your cat for about 15 minutes a year. You see your cat for 8,760 hours.
Owners do notice the changes. By the time they reach the clinic, those observations have faded into "he's been a bit off lately." A vet can't work with that, and I've watched it cost people real time and real money.
What it does today:
- Log feeding, water, litter, weight, and medication in seconds
- Share one timeline across the whole family, which matters most in multi-cat homes where nobody knows if someone else already fed them
- Reminders for vaccines, medication, and weigh-ins, per cat
- Photo checks for mood and stool
- A summary of what's changed recently, so "when did this start?" gets a real answer with a date on it
What it deliberately does not do: diagnose. That's the vet's job, and working at a clinic is exactly what convinced me of this. Furwise makes sure you can tell the vet what happened, and when.
Honest numbers: about 15 daily actives, and two of them are strangers who decided to pay. That's enough for me to believe the problem is real.
What's next: I want your cat's own records to drive what you see in the app.
Furwise is free on iOS today. I'd love to hear what you'd want tracked, especially from anyone who's coordinated care for a sick pet with family.