Why this exists
You have been logging for months and you cannot see it
Daily care is invisible while you are doing it. It is one photo, one count, one small check, and it never feels like anything — right up until a vet asks how long this has been going on and you are the only person in the room who can answer.
What it does
- Turns your logs into the year's shape: days tracked, streaks, the day something was caught.
- Counts only days you actually logged. Nothing is estimated and nothing is filled in for you.
- Keeps the bad days in the story, including the ones that turned out to matter.
- Makes a card worth sharing, for a stretch of care that nobody else saw you do.
What it will not do
It summarises what you recorded. Gaps in the log are gaps in the picture, and a good-looking year is a record of your logging, not a clean bill of health.
It does not flatter you
Every number is rebuilt from your rows before the card is drawn, so the picture cannot say something the log does not. A summary that quietly rounds a worrying week into a good one would make every other number on the card worthless — including the ones you would want to believe.
Built only from days you actually logged. Nothing is estimated and nothing is filled in for you.