Petcle Log -散歩とうんちではじめる愛犬のポイ活-

[A New Common Sense for Point-Earning Activities: Starting with Walks and Poop]

"How far did we walk today?" "It seems softer than usual"—these daily observations will slip away if you don't record them.
Petcle Log is a recording app for dog owners that makes it easy to record your dog's walks and poop, and the more you continue, the more points you earn.

▼ Recommended for:
* Those who want to keep a record of their walks (course, distance, time)
* Those who want to continue observing but tend to forget
* Those who want to turn their daily records into points
* Those who are concerned about the condition of their dog's poop every day

▼ Main Features
1. Walk Recording (NEW)
Once you start measuring, the route, distance, time, and average speed are automatically recorded.
You can also record poop during walks with a single tap, and it will remain as a pin on the route map.

2. Easy Poop Observation Recording
Simply take a photo and tap to select the shape, color, smell, and amount.
With 7 levels of shape selection, you can record daily changes.

3. Visualization with Radar Chart
Scores are displayed from 6 perspectives (hardness, color, odor, frequency, blood/mucus, and contents).
The more records you accumulate, the clearer your dog's "usual state" becomes.

4. Review with Calendar and History
Both poop and walks are automatically organized into a calendar and chronological list.
This is useful for reviewing past trends and as a reference when consulting with a veterinarian.

5. Earn Points the More You Use It
Earn points by meeting certain records and walks, and use them for shopping at the official store "Petcle Market".

6. Reminders
Notifications will remind you not to forget to record (can be turned on/off in settings).

▼ Privacy Considerations
・Location information is only used from the start to the end of walk measurement.

▼ Caution
This app is not intended to provide veterinary medical examination or treatment (diagnosis). These records are reference information to support your daily observations.

If you have any concerns about your dog's health, please consult an animal hospital or veterinarian.