UX/UI Design / Mobile App / Research / Interaction Design
Pet Assistant
Mobile App & Website Design
A better way to care for the pets you love
Pet Assistant started with a simple observation: pet owners are busy, and their pets can't tell them what's wrong. The goal was to build a tool that helps owners track, understand, and respond to their pets' needs without adding cognitive load.
The result is a calm, intuitive platform for logging moods, managing reminders, and staying organized.
Mood tracking: see patterns, spot concerns
The core feature lets users log their pet's daily mood, appetite, energy, and behavior. Over time, these entries reveal patterns, helping owners catch potential health issues early or simply understand their pet better.
The interface is designed for quick check-ins: 3 taps, done.
Smart reminders that actually help
Pet care comes with a lot of dates: vet visits, vaccinations, flea treatments, litter changes, water fountain cleaning. Pet Assistant centralizes them all in one place, with gentle reminders that don't feel like nagging.
Users can customize frequency and priority for each task.
Personalized tips, powered by what you log
The more a owner uses Pet Assistant, the smarter it gets. Based on logged data, the app offers tailored recommendations — from diet adjustments to exercise ideas to seasonal health tips.
The tone is supportive, never judgmental: "Based on recent logs, your cat might enjoy more playtime. Here's a quick idea..."
Four color modes, one experience
Pet Assistant includes four distinct color modes, letting users personalize the look and feel:
Energetic - bright, playful, bold
Calm - soft, muted, soothing
Minimal - clean, monochrome, modern
Playful - whimsical, colorful, fun
Each mode maintains full accessibility and readability, proving that personalization doesn't have to compromise usability.
