Pet parents make health decisions with almost no data: missed vaccines, forgotten deworming, vague symptoms, scattered notes. Most advice comes from Google or WhatsApp groups.
Omelo is a mobile app that combines:
1. A health timeline built from walks, meals, grooming, vaccines, and expenses
2. A vet-trained AI companion (trained on veterinary literature) that answers questions in context of your pet’s history
3. Support for multiple pets, so patterns show up over time instead of being lost in chat logs
The idea is simple: turn everyday pet care into structured data, then use AI to reason over that data before something becomes an emergency.
We started on WhatsApp, served ~5,000+ pet parents, ran ~80k conversations, and just launched the mobile app to make timelines, reminders, and tracking possible.
Tech stack is intentionally boring. The hard part wasn’t models, it was designing trust, tone, and longitudinal context.
Would love feedback on:
- How you’d design health timelines for non-verbal users
- Where AI actually helps vs where it becomes noise
- What you’d strip out if this feels too heavy
App link: https://www.beomelo.com
Happy to answer anything—product, tech, mistakes, or what didn’t work.