Snap 3 photos.
The report card writes itself.
Pawstcard's AI turns your visit photos into a warm, professional report card your clients screenshot and share. You just review and hit send. Less phone time, more pet time.
Your clients get a link. No app, no account, no friction.
Sound familiar?
Straight from real sitter discussions online.
"Pulling up each person and finding the pictures with their dog… it simply mentally exhausts me."— Sitter with a 100% photo-update rating
"On dogs that stay 3–4 weeks, I run out of things to say and new pics to take."— Sitter on long-stay updates
"I'd prefer my dog walker be paying attention to my dog, not their phone."— A pet parent (we agree — that's the point)
Three taps between the visit and a happy client
Built for solo sitters who left the big platforms — and still need to match the report-card standard clients now expect.
Snap your photos
Take pictures like you already do. Pawstcard keeps each pet's photos with the right client — no more scrolling your camera roll.
AI writes the note
A warm, professional update in your voice — pet's name, mood, potty details, even the diplomatic phrasing when Fido "used his voice" at squirrels.
Review & send a link
One tap sends a beautiful branded report card by text, WhatsApp, or email. Clients never need an account.
Simple pricing, made for one-person businesses
No per-staff fees. No features built for someone else's company.
Locked in forever for early-access members
Unlimited report cards, AI writing, your logo and branding, and client links with zero client sign-ups. Join the list below — beta is free, and founding sitters keep the $12 rate for life.
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From the Journal
Practical notes for independent pet sitters — while you wait for your invite.
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How Pet Sitters Handle a Late or Missed Visit
How to warn a client when you will be late, what to do when a visit is missed, and the follow-up that keeps trust after a hiccup.
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Pet Sitter Photo Permission and Client Privacy
Practical etiquette for asking permission before taking or sharing pet photos, and the details to keep out of every photo you send.
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How to Write an End-of-Stay Pet Sitting Summary
A structure for the end-of-stay summary after a multi-day sit: daily patterns, notable moments, home status, and a sample you can adapt.