PawloThe “who fed the dog?” fridge chart
The paper version of Pawlo. Print it, stick it on the fridge, and have everyone write their initials and the time when they do a task. It works exactly as well as everyone remembers to use it — which is the reason we built the app.
| Task | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | |||||||
| Dinner | |||||||
| Morning walk | |||||||
| Evening walk | |||||||
| Medication | |||||||
| Litter / yard | |||||||
| Water refreshed | |||||||
Swipe the chart sideways to see the whole week — it prints on one page.
You have a chart on the fridge. Pawlo runs it.
This chart works exactly as well as everyone remembers to use it — which is the reason we built the app. It's blank by Wednesday in most houses, and a half-filled chart is worse than none: it tells you the dog wasn't fed when he was.
On paper
- A plan printed once, on one fridge
- Someone has to remember the times
- You assume it got done
- The dog can get fed — or dosed — twice
- Blank by Wednesday, gone by next week
In Pawlo — free
- The same plan live on every phone in the house
- Smart reminders at your real per-task times
- A name and a time on every completed task
- A warning before a second meal or med goes in
- Care history you can look back on, per pet and per person
No trial, no subscription, no locked features. Unlimited pets and unlimited household members, on iPhone.
Building the routine itself? See the dog feeding schedule for multi-person households and how to split pet care fairly. More free tools.