Your dog’s story, told by your dog.

All Our Tales is one home on two iPhones. Log walks, meals and photos in a tap. Your dog turns them into its own story, in its own voice, and the two of you read it together.

For iPhoneDogs and catsYour partner joins free
“The armchair is mine. This is not up for discussion.”
Varya, a grey catVarya, the cat. Every pet in All Our Tales talks in its own voice.
Every pet has a character

Two shelties. Two completely different voices.

A short quiz tells us who your pet is. Your journal tells us the rest: who waits by the door, who steals the armchair, who brings home sticks.

Fira greets everyone and hates waiting. Archie is a calm thinker with a stick. They live in one home and never sound alike.

You can read and edit everything the app knows about each pet. Medicine reminders stay serious: no jokes, and no drug names on the lock screen.

Fira’s character
Fira is
a charming chatterbox
Greets everyoneLoves attentionHates waiting
Fira
“Someone said ‘walk’. I’m not rushing anyone.”
Archie
“Found the biggest stick in the park. It’s coming home with us.”
Varya
“Someone sat in my armchair. I’m keeping a list.”
Reminder
Archie’s medicine is due.
Mark as given
Made for two

One of you walks. The other one is right there.

Start a walk and it shows up on your partner’s lock screen. Every photo lands on their phone the moment you take it. They send a paw back.

Nobody texts “did you walk her?” again. And if only one of you likes logging things, that’s fine too.

Questions for two

Once a week, find out how well you both know your dog.

A few questions about your pet. You answer separately, then both answers open at once. Where you disagree is the best part, and it’s one tap to share.

4 of 6
You know Fira well. Almost.
When you leave the houseDifferent
D“Sleeps by the door”M“Eats the couch”
What scares herMatch
D“The vacuum”M“The vacuum”
What she thinks of guestsDifferent
D“Adores them”M“Puts up with them”
Share the argument
Every Sunday, 8 PM

Your week comes back as a story.

One of your pets tells how the week went: the walks, the best shot, the armchair standoff. It’s made to be shared, so your friends finally see what you see.

Every share card ends with the same question for your friends: what’s your dog’s character?

New puppy Coming this winter

The first 100 days with a puppy, for both of you.

A new puppy is a lot for two people. The chewing, the accidents, the 3 AM trips outside. You get a plan you share and split between you, and whoever is on night duty, the other one already knows.

  • One short lesson a day, built for real homes
  • A potty log on both phones, so nobody guesses
  • Progress in three honest steps: not yet, with a hint, all by herself
Yours, down to the icon

It’s your dog’s app. It even looks like your dog.

Pick your breed for the app icon. The widget on your home screen shows your pet, and the app calls your home by your pets’ names: Fira and Archie’s home, not “Home”.

“Who’s there?” Fira checks first. Archie waits for her verdict.
Made at home

Built for Fira and Archie first.

Two of us, two shelties and a grey cat named Varya. We kept asking each other “did you feed them?”, so we built an app for it. Then the dogs started talking.

It has been our home journal every day since September. The dogs have opinions about every update.

Nothing to keep up with

No streaks to lose.

No red marks.

No “you forgot”.

A quiet day is still a day. Log what you want, skip what you don’t. The only reminder we send by default is medicine.

Early access

Start your dog’s story.

All Our Tales for iPhone opens this winter. Leave your email and we’ll send you an invite. Your partner joins with one link.