Outcomes, not features. The whole point is that the owner sees something that looks like a real business produced it.
Your brand on every card the owner sees.
Your business name and chosen colour fill the report header, and replies go straight to your own email. The owner gets the card in the email body plus a PDF they can forward or print.
About a minute per visit, on your phone.
Type the pet’s name, add up to two photos from your camera, tap four behavior boxes (potty, water, mood, custom), add a one-line note, preview, send. No desktop, no typing paragraphs.
A friendly note, cleanly written every time.
Your one-line note gets rewritten into a short body paragraph and a headline. Specific details survive; emoji and shorthand get cleaned up. The four behavior fields and any numeric or medical content render deterministically — never paraphrased.
See the exact card before it sends.
Preview renders the finished card — photos, boxes, note — and names every address it will go to. Nothing leaves until you press Send on that preview.
The owner can pause; you see when they do.
Every report’s email footer has a “Pause reports for {pet name}” link signed per recipient. The owner confirms it once, no login; your dashboard lists who paused so you can follow up if it was a misclick.
Your photos, as you took them.
Petcard never edits or generates photos. It only removes the location data your phone hides inside each file — often your client’s home address — and shrinks it to email size.