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FurNote
for cats.

Your cat's AI life companion.

Talk to FurNote the way you'd talk to a friend. It listens, understands, and turns your words into a living record of your cat's routines, growth, care, and health — automatically.

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Overview

Built for the way you actually talk about your cat.

Every cat owner carries an invisible mental file — habits noticed, growth changes, foods tried, appointments attended, medications given, worries left unresolved. FurNote replaces that error-prone mental model with something fundamentally better: a conversational AI that listens to how you naturally describe your cat, and automatically organizes it into one structured record.

There are no forms to fill. No checkboxes to tick. No data entry screens. You open the app and type — or speak — the way you'd describe your cat's day, a new concern, a feeding change, or a growth milestone to a trusted friend. FurNote extracts what matters, asks smart follow-up questions, and builds a record that grows more useful and more complete the longer you use it.

Every feature was designed from a single question: does this actually help cat owners understand and care for their cat better over time? Breed-specific guidance, not generic tips. Confidence-aware extraction, not noise. Everything stored on your phone, not in some distant server. Real-life usefulness, not chatbot enthusiasm.

Cat owner with cat
This Week
88
Weekly analysis
62+
Cat Breeds
From Abyssinian to Turkish Van — breed-specific health profiles, risk models, and care guidance built in for every recognized breed.
457+
Products Tracked
133+ brands across 9 categories. Every bag of food, every supplement, every medication — organized and low-stock alerted.
4
Life Stages
Kitten, Young Adult, Adult, and Senior — each with tailored nutrition needs, vaccination schedules, and health priorities.

Philosophy

"Caring for your cat shouldn't turn into a second job of piecing everything together. The technology should handle that quietly in the background."

Most pet apps start with the assumption that owners will diligently log data by hand. They won't — and that's not a failure of willpower, it's a failure of product design. Life is busy, cats are unpredictable, and no one wants to stop in the middle of real life to fill out forms. FurNote starts from the opposite assumption: you'll talk about your cat, because that's what you do naturally, and the app should do the organizing for you.

This philosophy shapes every decision in FurNote — from the AI chat that replaces manual logging, to the confidence-based extraction that knows when to ask for confirmation and when to save automatically, to the weekly report that pulls routines, care details, and health changes into one clear picture, to the breed-specific responses that make every answer feel genuinely relevant rather than generically reassuring.

9:41
Q&A
Hello! How's Loki doing today? Anything you've noticed?
She sneezed a few times today and her eyes look a little watery, but she's still playful and ate breakfast.
A few sneezes with watery eyes, but still eating and playful. For a young Napoleon, that's worth keeping an eye on, not panicking over. If the discharge thickens or appetite drops, that's when I'd want to know.
Data Detected — HIGH Confidence
Symptom: Sneezing (8–10x / day) · Appetite: Reduced · Duration: 1 day
Saved to Loki's archive
Saved. I'll keep this on Loki's timeline and check back if you log more sneezing, eye discharge, or appetite changes.
Okay, I'll keep an eye on it.
Ask anything...
Chat
Archive
Report

AI Chat

Conversation is the interface. Health records are the output.

FurNote's Chat tab is the center of everything. Instead of navigating menus and filling in fields, you simply describe what's happening with your cat. The AI understands context, asks clarifying questions, and automatically surfaces the medically relevant details from what you've said.

Every AI message uses two typographic signals: regular text for general information, and blue bold text for breed-specific insights and clinical alerts. When you see blue, FurNote is drawing on your cat's specific breed profile — not generic information that applies to any cat.

AI responses — neutral gray, information-dense, context-aware. Blue bold text signals breed-specific content.
Your messages — accent blue. Never stored on Autorums servers. Chat stays on your device.
Extraction cards — auto-detected health data surfaced inline for your review and confirmation.
Multi-turn Memory

Remembers earlier parts of your conversation to give progressively more accurate responses as context accumulates.

History Sidebar

Past conversations indexed and searchable. Find what you discussed last month in seconds.

Smart Follow-ups

The AI identifies gaps in the health picture and proactively asks the questions a vet would ask next.

Breed Context

Every response filtered through your cat's breed profile. Napoleon advice differs meaningfully from Maine Coon advice.

Speak naturally. FurNote keeps up.

Tap the microphone and describe what's happening in your own words. FurNote keeps up in real time, turning what you say into a clean message and record — especially useful for longer descriptions of symptoms, routines, or behavior changes.

Listening...

Smart Extraction

Every conversation becomes structured data. Automatically.

FurNote reads your messages in real time and identifies health-relevant information as you type. Symptoms, medications, weights, temperatures, behaviors — all extracted and filed without any extra effort from you.

Extracted Health Data
HIGH confidence
Symptom
Sneezing
Frequency
8–10x / day
Duration
Since yesterday
Appetite
Reduced
Auto-saved to archive
Possible Medication Mention
LOW confidence
Item
Lysine supplement?
Dose
Unclear
Source
"gave her something"
Weight Update
Auto-logged
Weight
0.83 kg
Change
+0.1 kg from last
Trend
Growing well

Confidence Engine

It knows what it knows — and what it doesn't.

The extraction engine assigns a confidence score to every piece of health data it detects in your conversation. High-confidence items — clear symptoms with explicit frequency, measurements with units, named medications — are saved to the archive automatically with no interruption. Low-confidence items surface as inline confirmation cards for you to approve, edit, or dismiss.

This confidence distinction matters enormously in practice. An AI that saves everything it detects produces a noisy, unreliable archive. An AI that requires confirmation for everything creates friction that breaks the conversational flow. FurNote's confidence model threads the needle: the health record stays accurate because you only ever see data that might actually be wrong.

1
Real-time DetectionAs you type, the model scans for health signals: symptoms, measurements, medications, dates, behavioral changes.
2
Confidence ScoringEach item scored based on explicitness, context clarity, and historical patterns for this cat's profile.
3
Auto-save or ConfirmHIGH items save silently. LOW items appear as inline cards — one tap to confirm, one tap to dismiss.
4
Archive IntegrationSaved data flows into the health timeline, weight chart, and weekly report — all update automatically.

What FurNote detects

Symptoms
Medications
Weight
Appetite
Dates
Vet visits
Behavior
Vaccinations
Diagnoses

Breed Intelligence

62 breeds. Every one is understood differently.

A Maine Coon and a Siamese can exhibit the same symptom and require completely different clinical responses. FurNote's breed database covers all 62 recognized cat breeds, each with its own health risk profile, breed-specific predispositions, common conditions, life stage ranges, and tailored care guidelines.

When you tell FurNote that Loki is a Napoleon, every subsequent response is calibrated for that breed: awareness of spinal and joint health due to their short legs, weight management to prevent excess joint stress, skeletal development monitoring during kittenhood, and polycystic kidney disease screening that breed-specialist veterinarians recommend for Napoleons. This is not a generic database — it's a breed-specific lens applied to every single conversation.

Abyssinian
Bengal
Napoleon
Burmese
Devon Rex
Maine Coon
Norwegian Forest
Persian
Ragdoll
Scottish Fold
Siamese
Sphynx
Turkish Angora
+ 49 more
0–12 mo
Kitten
Rapid growth. High protein needs. Core vaccination series. Socialization window.
Spay/neuter timing, deworming, first dental check at 6 months.
1–3 yr
Young Adult
Peak health. Weight management begins. Annual boosters. Dental care starts mattering.
Body condition scoring, activity monitoring, first kidney baseline.
3–10 yr
Adult
Stability. Regular checkups. Breed-specific risk monitoring. Preventive care focus.
Biannual vet visits, dental cleanings, thyroid and kidney panels from age 7.
10+ yr
Senior
Increased monitoring. Mobility, cognition, organ function. More frequent vet contact needed.
Quarterly bloodwork, pain assessment, senior diet transition, cognitive enrichment.

Health Reminders

Four types of reminders. Zero things forgotten.

FurNote's reminder system is built on four Morandi-toned categories, each with its own scheduling logic, smart recurrence patterns, and the ability to attach notes or scanned documents directly to any reminder event.

Dust Blue

Vaccines

Track your cat's complete vaccination schedule — core and non-core vaccines, initial series and annual boosters. FurNote knows the recommended timing for every breed and every life stage, so the schedule is already correct when you first add your cat.

FVRCP, FeLV, Rabies core vaccines tracked
Kitten 3-shot series auto-scheduled at 8, 12, 16 weeks
Clinic, vet name, and lot number fields on each entry
"Loki's FVRCP booster is due in 12 days — tap to reschedule or mark complete."
Sage Green

Deworming

Internal and external parasite prevention on a consistent schedule. FurNote tracks product type, dosing weight range, and full administration history — and alerts you when the interval expires so you never accidentally skip a dose.

Monthly, quarterly, and fully custom intervals supported
Product name, manufacturer, and batch tracked
Weight-adjusted dosing prompts for each application
"Revolution Plus last applied 31 days ago — next dose due based on Loki's current 0.83 kg weight."
Sand Warm

Checkups

Annual and biannual vet visits, dental cleanings, blood panels, and specialist consultations — all tracked together. FurNote adjusts the recommended frequency based on your cat's age and breed-specific risk level without you needing to know the guidelines.

Age-adjusted: annual under 7 years, biannual after
Clinic, vet name, and cost fields built in
Post-visit note prompt appears the day after each visit
"Annual wellness exam recommended — Thor is coming up on one year since his last checkup."
Plum Soft

Custom

For everything else: daily medication dosing, ongoing supplements, grooming appointments, prescription refills, or the follow-up your vet asked you to schedule in three weeks. Custom reminders support any recurrence pattern you need.

One-time, daily, weekly, monthly, or fully custom
Attach notes, documents, or photos to any reminder
Multi-cat reminders with per-cat overrides
"Lysine supplement: 250mg daily with breakfast — 7-day streak in progress."
Cat at veterinary clinic

Medical Documents

Snap a document. FurNote reads it.

After every vet visit, you leave with paperwork. Discharge summaries, prescription labels, bloodwork printouts, vaccination certificates, specialist reports — all of them contain valuable health data that almost never makes it into any organized record. It sits in a drawer, or a folder, or a photo album, until you can't find it when you need it.

FurNote's medical document scanner changes this completely. Point your camera at any document, or import a PDF from Files, Mail, or Messages, and FurNote's AI extracts the structured data automatically — diagnosis, prescribed medications and their dosing instructions, test results, costs, and any next-visit recommendations your vet included. The complete original document is also stored as a searchable archive entry.

1
Snap or ImportCamera for paper documents. PDF import from Files, Mail, or share sheet from any app.
2
AI Reads the DocumentThe vision-language model parses medical information from printed text, tables, and handwritten notes alike.
3
Review and ConfirmExtracted data shown as an editable preview. Correct any OCR errors before saving — the model always shows its work.
4
Auto-generated RemindersPrescribed medications create medication reminders automatically. Follow-up appointments prompt calendar entries.

Document types supported

Vet visit record
Prescription
Bloodwork
Vaccination cert
X-ray report
Dental chart
Insurance claim
Handwritten notes
Sample Extraction — Vet Visit Record
Diagnosis
Upper respiratory infection
Medication
Amoxicillin 25mg
Dosing
Twice daily, 10 days
Follow-up
2 weeks if no improvement
Cost
$ 185
王小酷
王小酷 Napoleon · 3 mo · 0.83 kg
Profile
Timeline
Weight
Docs
Weight trend (kg) — 0.50 to 0.83
Mar 10
Kitten CheckupGeneral exam normal, appetite and activity both good
Mar 2
FVRCP Second DoseBooster completed, next shot due in 4 weeks
Feb 20
Weight Check0.83 kg, steady growth
Jan 15
First Wellness Visit0.50 kg, deworming plan and feeding advice

Pet Archive

A complete picture of your cat's life, always one tap away.

The Archive tab is the living record of everything FurNote has learned about your cat over time. It's organized into four views — Profile, Timeline, Weight, and Documents — each designed for a different way of reviewing your cat's history, routines, and care.

The profile card shows essential stats at a glance: breed, age, weight, life stage, and key care context. The timeline shows every event in reverse chronological order — behavior changes, symptoms, feeding notes, vet visits, medications, vaccinations, weight checks — with a search and filter bar that makes it effortless to find anything in seconds, even as months of history build up.

The weight chart renders a smooth SVG curve of every weight measurement, with breed-appropriate healthy range shading. For a Napoleon, the chart understands the expected adult weight range and flags measurements that fall outside it. The documents view is a searchable gallery of every scanned care document, from medical records to feeding notes and other reference material, with AI-extracted metadata making full-text search possible even across handwritten notes.

Profile Card

Breed, birth date, sex, weight, microchip number, insurance details, and your vet's contact. Everything needed to share in an emergency or at a new clinic.

Weight Trend

SVG weight curve updated every time you log a weight. Breed-specific healthy range shading so you can see at a glance if your cat is on track.

Weight (kg) — last 6 months

Health Timeline

Every event in chronological order. Filter by category: symptoms, medications, vaccines, vet visits, or weight. Full-text search across all events.

All
Symptoms
Vaccines
Meds
Vets

Document Vault

Every scanned medical document stored securely on-device. AI-indexed for full-text search — type "kidney" and every document mentioning it appears instantly.

Inventory

133 brands. 457 products. Every bag and bottle, tracked.

From the daily kibble to the monthly flea treatment, every product your cat consumes or uses has a cost, a schedule, and a finite quantity. FurNote's inventory tracker lets you log current stock levels, set low-stock alerts, and maintain a searchable record of every product you've ever used — useful both for reordering and for medical consultations where knowing exactly what your cat eats matters.

The product database covers 9 categories and more than 457 distinct products from 133+ brands — the biggest names in premium cat food, functional supplements, prescription medications, clumping litter, and grooming care. When you find a product you use, you select it, log your current quantity, and FurNote calculates estimated days remaining based on your cat's consumption rate. When you're running low, you get a notification before you actually run out.

9Categories
133+Brands
457+Products

All 9 categories

Dry Food
Wet Food
Treats
Supplements
Medications
Litter
Grooming
Dental Care
Accessories
Orijen Kitten Dry1.4 kg remaining · 18 days est.
In Stock
Ziwi Peak Chicken Recipe Can4 cans remaining · 4 days est.
Running Low
Revolution Plus (3-pack)2 doses remaining
In Stock
NutriVet Lysine Supplement45% remaining · 27 days est.
In Stock
Ever Clean Unscented Clumping Litter8 kg remaining · 22 days est.
In Stock
Low Stock Alert
Ziwi Peak Chicken Recipe Can is running low — estimated to last 4 more days at current rate. Tap to log a restock or set a shopping reminder.
Weekly Health Score
88
Above average for Napoleon kittens
Activity
82
Appetite
74
Grooming
90
Sleep
95
Medication
100
Generated every Sunday. Based on 7 days of conversation data, logged events, and reminder completions.

Weekly Reports

Not just a score.
A full picture of the week.

Every Sunday, FurNote generates a personalized Weekly Health Report — not a single number, but a comprehensive analysis that synthesizes every conversation, every symptom you mentioned, every reminder you completed, and every data point from the week into a narrative your vet would actually find useful.

The report combines what you told FurNote with what your connected devices observed. Litter box frequency from LitterSense™, feeding patterns from FeedSmart™, activity levels from WatchCat* — all woven together with your chat history and health records to paint a complete picture of how your cat is really doing, not just how they seemed during the 10 minutes you were paying attention.

*Hardware integration is currently in development. Reports today are based on conversation data, logged symptoms, reminders, and health records. Hardware data will enrich reports automatically once devices are available.

When something changes — appetite dipping, litter visits increasing, a medication reminder missed three days in a row — the report flags it with context, not just an alert. It explains what changed, why it might matter for your cat's breed and age, and what you should consider doing about it. When everything looks good, it tells you that too, with specific reasons why.

Sources
AI
Conversations, symptoms, behavior, breed insights
Hardware*
Soon
Litter, feeding, activity from smart devices
Cadence
Weekly
Every Sunday + week-ahead preview
History
All
Full archive, 12-week trend view
Weekly Report
王小酷 — 2026 年 3 月 9 日至 15 日
王小酷
Overall: Doing Well
Loki had a healthy week. Appetite has been consistent, and the sneezing episode from Monday resolved by Wednesday without treatment. Weight is on track for his age. No medication reminders were missed.
Appetite
Consistent
Activity
Normal
Symptoms
Sneezing (resolved)
Reminders
All completed
This Week
Mon — Sneezing noted (10x), watery eyes. Saved to timeline.
Wed — Sneezing stopped. Appetite returned to normal.
Fri — Weight check: 0.83 kg. Growth is on track for a 3-month Napoleon.
Coming Up Next Week
Second vaccination due (FVRCP). Deworming reminder on Thursday. Consider scheduling first vet wellness check if not already booked.
Multiple cats with owner

Multi-Cat Households

One app. Multiple cats. Completely separate records.

Multi-cat households face a challenge that single-cat apps don't address: when one cat sneezes, which one? When you need to know the vaccination status for a vet appointment tomorrow, whose record opens? When you're thinking about the food budget, are you looking at Loki's allocation or Thor's? FurNote handles all of this without any additional complexity — each cat gets a complete, entirely separate profile, and switching takes one tap.

The critical design principle for multi-cat is full isolation. Loki's health record and Thor's health record are completely separate data structures. Their conversations are separate. Their reminders never overlap. Their inventory allocations are independent. Their weekly reports are generated individually with breed-specific parameters for each. When you're talking to FurNote about Loki, every response is calibrated to Loki — not some average of your two cats.

Active Cat
王小酷
王小酷Napoleon · Blue Gold & White
王老酷
王老酷Ragdoll
Add cat

Switched to Loki's profile. All conversations, reminders, and reports are now Loki-specific until you switch back.

Unlimited cats per account
Fully isolated health records — no data mixing
Per-cat inventory allocations
Weekly reports generated individually, breed-calibrated
Household view shows all cats at a glance

Privacy & Security

Your cat's health data stays exactly where it belongs.

FurNote was built privacy-first. All your data is stored on your device by default, with bank-level encryption protecting every AI request — your data is always encrypted and stays in your control.

Stored on Your Device

All health records, conversation history, archived documents, and reminder data are stored directly on your iPhone, tied to your FurNote account and protected with encryption. Your cat's medical history stays under your control, with backup and sync settings managed by you.

This matters most when your phone has no connectivity: FurNote's archive, reminders, and weekly reports work entirely offline. The AI chat requires network access, but everything already stored is always available without internet.

On-device only
Account protected
Offline access

Bank-Level Encrypted Requests

FurNote's AI calls route through Autorums' own secure gateway. Every request is cryptographically signed before it leaves your device — your data is always encrypted in transit. Even if network traffic were intercepted, there is nothing useful to extract.

Each AI session uses a short-lived secure credential that expires automatically. Sessions refresh silently in the background — from your perspective, the app simply keeps working with no login prompts or interruptions.

Encrypted in transit
Auto-expiring sessions
Your data is always encrypted

Encrypted Cloud Backup

If you choose to enable cloud backup (off by default), FurNote encrypts your data with a key derived from your device's Secure Enclave before it leaves your iPhone. The backup service stores only ciphertext. Autorums cannot decrypt or read your data — ever.

Backup is optional and requires explicit opt-in. When enabled, it allows complete health record restoration on a new device. The encryption key is device-bound; migration requires re-authentication and explicit key handoff — there are no server-side copies.

AES-256
Secure Enclave key
Optional
End-to-end encrypted
Zero-knowledge

No behavioral advertising. Ever.

FurNote contains no advertising SDK of any kind. No cross-app behavioral tracking. No data broker relationships. The only analytics collected are anonymized crash reports and aggregate feature usage counts — no individual identification, no session recording, no health data leaves the device for analytics.

Certificate pinning prevents traffic interception.

FurNote pins the TLS certificate of the LumiGate gateway. Any MITM attempt — even using a certificate from a trusted certificate authority — will cause the connection to fail silently. This prevents traffic analysis on public networks, enterprise proxies, or compromised routers.

Rate limiting and anomaly detection at the gateway.

LumiGate enforces per-project rate limits and automatic suspension on traffic spikes 5x above the rolling baseline. Budget caps prevent runaway API costs even in worst-case credential compromise scenarios. All limits are tuned for normal consumer usage patterns.

What happens when you delete the app?

All locally stored data is removed with the app. If cloud backup was enabled, your encrypted backup remains in iCloud until you delete it from iCloud settings. Your FurNote account can be managed separately, and any cloud-stored backup data remains under your control.

AI Architecture

Intelligent by design.
Private by architecture.

FurNote's AI layer is a multi-model system that routes each query to the most appropriate model based on task complexity, latency requirements, and cost — all behind a single conversational interface you never need to configure or manage.

GPT
Claude
Gemini
Qwen
DeepSeek
Multi-Model Routing

Simple extraction tasks use faster, cheaper models. Complex multi-turn medical reasoning routes to frontier models. The router decides in milliseconds, invisible to the user.

Context Window Management

Conversation history is summarized and compressed before each request to stay within model context limits while preserving semantic meaning. Long conversations don't lose early context.

Breed-Specific Prompting

Every AI request includes your cat's full breed profile as system context. Breed health data is injected at the prompt level — not retrieved via RAG with retrieval latency.

Private Gateway

All AI traffic routes through LumiGate — not directly to model providers. This enables token lifecycle management, rate limiting, cost controls, and hot model swaps without app updates.

Extraction Pipeline

A dedicated lightweight model handles health data extraction from text. Faster and cheaper than a frontier model for this structured task, with outputs validated against a medical entity schema before acceptance.

Streaming Responses

AI responses stream token-by-token to the chat interface. You see the answer forming in real time, which eliminates perceived wait and makes the experience feel genuinely conversational rather than transactional.

Automatic Model Cycling and Fallback

When a primary model is unavailable or degraded, LumiGate automatically routes to the next best model in the configured fallback chain — maintaining continuity without any user action. The active model cycles in the display above, reflecting the system's awareness of all configured models at all times.

Token-based routing
Latency-weighted fallback
Cost-aware dispatch
Zero config for user
Hot model swap
Anomaly auto-suspend

Getting Started

From first launch to full health record
in four steps.

FurNote is designed to be useful from the very first conversation. There's no onboarding maze, no extensive setup, no tutorial you have to sit through. Open the app, tell it about your cat, and start talking.

1

Create a Profile

Name, breed, birth date, and sex. That's all FurNote needs to get started. Everything else — health history, weight, medications — builds from your conversations.

2

Start Talking

Open Chat and describe what's on your mind about your cat. No specific format. No required fields. Just talk the way you would to a knowledgeable friend.

3

Review Extractions

Health data FurNote detected from your conversation appears as inline cards. High-confidence items are already saved. Low-confidence items ask for one tap of confirmation.

4

Watch It Grow

Over days and weeks, the archive fills up automatically. Your first weekly report arrives Sunday. The more you talk, the more complete and useful the health record becomes.

Platform

Built for iPhone, from the start.

FurNote is an iOS-native app built entirely with Apple's own frameworks. It uses platform features the way Apple intended — not as workarounds, but as first-class building blocks of the experience.

SwiftUI Throughout

The entire interface is built with SwiftUI. This means FurNote automatically supports Dynamic Type for accessibility, Dark Mode, and will benefit from future iOS improvements without additional development work. There are no legacy UIKit compromises in the view layer.

Reliable Local Storage

All your data is saved directly on your iPhone using Apple's own storage framework — typed, consistent, and built to last. This means fewer crashes and a health record that stays reliable even across complex multi-cat scenarios.

Secure by Default

All encryption — from securing AI requests to protecting backed-up data — is handled using Apple's own security frameworks built into iOS. No third-party security libraries means no external weaknesses in the privacy-critical path.

Speech Framework

Voice input uses Apple's native Speech framework for on-device transcription where possible, with cloud fallback for complex utterances. Audio capture and transcription feedback are handled through system frameworks — no third-party audio libraries needed.

Built for iPhone
Minimum deployment target
Fast every day
Language and concurrency model
On-Device
Local storage layer

Vision

"The goal was never to build a pet health app. The goal was to give every cat the health record that only show cats and research animals currently get — complete, longitudinal, accurate, and always available."

We built FurNote because we kept seeing the same gap: cat owners who cared deeply, spent real money on good food and good care, and still had to rely on memory to piece everything together in daily life. Growth changes went untracked. Feeding adjustments were easy to forget. Notes from one appointment didn't always carry cleanly into the next. What was missing was not just advice, but one place that could connect the full arc of a cat's life over time.

The information was always there — just scattered across paper documents, memory, messaging threads, and photos saved on your phone. The hard part was not collecting it, but keeping it organized and easy to revisit when it mattered. FurNote solves that problem in the most natural way possible: you talk, it organizes.

Autorums — Hong Kong, 2026

FAQ

Common questions,
honest answers.

The AI Chat tab requires connectivity to reach the LumiGate gateway and AI models. The Archive, Reminders, Inventory, and Weekly Report tabs work entirely offline — all data lives on your device. Past conversations are also accessible offline once loaded.

No. FurNote is a health companion and record-keeping tool, not a diagnostic system. It is designed to help you maintain accurate records, understand health trends, and prepare more effectively for vet visits. It will consistently recommend professional veterinary care for any medical concern.

All 62 recognized cat breeds are supported with full breed-specific profiles, including health predispositions, life stage ranges, weight norms, and tailored care guidance. Mixed-breed cats are supported with a comprehensive generalist profile plus optional dominant-breed override.

Yes. FurNote can export a complete health summary as a formatted PDF — including the full profile, health timeline, vaccination history, weight chart, and recent vet visit notes. Useful for sharing with a new clinic, submitting to pet insurance, or international travel documentation.

FurNote uses a vision-language model capable of reading handwritten text. Veterinary handwriting can be challenging — the app always shows you a fully editable preview of extracted data before saving, so any OCR errors are caught before they enter the record. The original document image is always stored alongside the extracted data.

With iCloud backup enabled, your encrypted health data transfers automatically during device setup. Without backup, you can manually export from the old device and import on the new one. Your FurNote account remains available for sign-in and continuity, while backup data stays governed by your own settings.

Yes. FurNote has full support for the Kitten life stage (0–12 months), including the 3-shot core vaccination series scheduled at 8, 12, and 16 weeks, growth curve tracking, socialization milestone prompts, and guidance on the optimal spay/neuter window for each specific breed.

The extraction model is tuned for high precision on the high-confidence path. In practice, auto-saved items are reliably accurate. Low-confidence items err on the side of surfacing data for your review rather than silently discarding it — the model prefers to ask than to miss something medically relevant.

Senior cats (10+ years) are FurNote's highest-value use case. Older cats need more frequent monitoring, more medications, more frequent vet contact, and more complex health histories to track. FurNote's Senior life stage profile adjusts the AI's guidance to reflect the specific concerns of aging — organ function monitoring, cognitive changes, pain management, and the more frequent bloodwork and checkup schedule that senior care requires.

FurNote's AI can discuss general feline nutritional principles, help you compare foods based on the macronutrient data in the product database, and flag dietary changes that may be relevant to health events in the archive. It won't prescribe a specific diet, but it can tell you what a vet would likely consider when a cat with a history of urinary issues asks about food options.

FurNote is iOS-native and built around iOS platform capabilities — including voice input, stored on your phone, secure on-device cryptography, and deep system integrations — that don't have direct Android equivalents. An Android version would require a ground-up rebuild. It's on the long-term roadmap but not currently in active development. A web companion for archive viewing is being considered for the Shared Family Access feature.

The AI can understand and respond in English, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. You can switch languages mid-conversation and the AI will follow. The app interface is available in all three languages — switch from the language selector in Settings or from the nav. Health data extracted from conversations is stored in a language-agnostic structured format, so the archive works regardless of which language you were using when you logged the data.

LumiGate is Autorums' own secure AI gateway — a private proxy that sits between FurNote and AI providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. It handles secure session management, rate limiting, advanced AI routing, cost controls, and fallback logic. Using our own gateway means we control the entire request path, can swap AI models without app updates, and never expose credentials to third-party aggregators.

The scoring model is parameterized by breed and life stage. A Napoleon that sleeps 18 hours a day is not penalized for low activity — that's normal for the breed. A Maine Coon that's suddenly sleeping 18 hours a day when they normally sleep 14 would see a score impact. The breed profile defines the expected baseline for each dimension, and deviations from that baseline — not from a universal average — drive the score.

Roadmap

What's coming to FurNote.

FurNote is a living product. The features below are actively in development or firmly planned for upcoming releases. This roadmap reflects the real build queue, not aspirational marketing.

Launching Soon

Core Feature Set

AI Chat with breed intelligence, confidence-based extraction, health archive with timeline and weight chart, four reminder categories, medical document scanning, inventory tracker, weekly reports, and multi-cat support. This is the core launch feature set planned for FurNote on iOS, with rollout details confirmed closer to launch.

AI Chat
62 Breeds
Archive
Reminders
Doc Scanner
Weekly Reports
In Development

Vet Visit Preparation Mode

A structured pre-visit flow that helps you prepare a concise, complete summary of your cat's recent health events to share with your veterinarian. Generates a prioritized symptom list, current medication schedule, and relevant questions based on the AI's analysis of recent conversations. Can be shared as a PDF or displayed on-screen at the clinic.

Pre-visit summary
AI-prioritized questions
PDF export
In Development

Photo Symptom Capture

Point your camera at a visible symptom — a skin condition, a wound, an unusual lump, an eye discharge — and FurNote's vision model describes what it sees in medically relevant terms. The description is added to the conversation automatically, and you can ask follow-up questions about what the model identified. This is not a diagnostic tool; it's a vocabulary bridge between what you see and what your vet needs to know.

Photo understanding
Symptom notes
Archive attachments
Planned

LumiGate Hardware Integration

When Autorums Hardware ships — the smart scale, the litter sensor, and the environmental monitor — FurNote will integrate directly. Weight measurements from the smart scale will auto-sync to the weight chart. Litter usage data will provide early indicators of urinary health changes. Environmental data will correlate with behavioral changes noted in conversations. The health record becomes automatic rather than conversational for these data types.

Smart scale sync
Litter monitoring
Environmental sensing
Trend correlation
Planned

Shared Family Access

Allow a second person — a partner, a family member, a pet-sitter — to access the same cat's health record without sharing your device. The shared access model uses a secure invitation system: the primary owner generates a time-limited invite, the secondary user accepts it on their device, and they receive read access plus the ability to log events and mark reminders complete. The primary owner retains full control and can revoke access at any time.

Secure invites
Shared roles
Access control
Considering

Veterinary Practice Integration

A companion mode where veterinary practices can receive a structured health summary from FurNote before an appointment — not replacing their practice management system, but supplementing it with the owner's perspective and self-reported history. This would require working with clinic management software vendors and is a significant integration effort. It's on the long-term roadmap but not yet committed.

Clinic connection
Pre-visit sharing
Structured summary
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