Shared routines
One source of truth for how each pet is cared for. No more conflicting notes.
Your family's pet care guide
Keep everyone on the same page—from your family to your pet sitter. One cozy home for all your pet care routines.
Built for families
Everyone stays on the same page
Pet sitter-friendly
Temporary access that expires automatically
Private & secure
Your data stays in your household
Everything you need, nothing you don't
A quiet, reliable reference for pet care—not another app demanding your attention.
Care notes per pet
Add allergies, preferences, and medical info to each pet's profile.
Assign only when needed
Routines are reference-only by default. Only assigned tasks require check-off.
Auto-expiring sitter access
Grant temporary access to pet sitters. It expires automatically.
Multiple pets, one household
Manage all your pets in one place. Perfect for multi-pet families.
Works everywhere
Access from any device. Looks great on mobile and desktop.
How it works
Get started in minutes, not hours
1
Add your pets & routines
Create profiles for each pet and document their care routines.
2
Keep routines updated
Update care instructions as your pets' needs change over time.
3
Share with family or sitters
Invite family members or grant temporary sitter access.
Perfect for pet sitters
Sitters get a clear, read-first operational manual. They see exactly what needs to be done without the ability to accidentally change anything.
- View routines & care notes
- Complete assigned tasks
- Access expires automatically
Frequently asked questions
Is Avorka a chore tracker?
No! Avorka is a shared reference for pet care routines—like a household manual. Routines are documentation by default. Only when you specifically assign a routine to someone does it become a checkable task.
Do I have to check off daily routines?
Only if you want to! Unassigned routines are just reference information. You decide when check-offs matter—like when you're away and want to track what the sitter has done.
Can my spouse edit routines?
Yes! Household members with the "Member" or "Owner" role can view and edit pets and routines. Only pet sitters have read-only access.
How does pet sitter access work?
You invite a sitter with an expiration date. They can view all routines and care notes, but can only check off tasks specifically assigned to them. They cannot edit anything.
What happens when sitter access expires?
The sitter simply loses access to your household. No action needed from you—it happens automatically on the date you set.
Is there a mobile app?
Avorka is a web app that works great on mobile browsers—just add it to your home screen. Native apps are planned for the future.
Pet care everyone can follow
Stop relying on texts and memory. Create a single source of truth that your whole family—and your pet sitter—can follow.