Tell it naturally
Record a date, routine, product, photo note, visible change, or question in ordinary language.
Cori Pet Diary · In development
Tell it naturally. Keep the facts. Return to a useful timeline.
Cori Pet Diary is being designed AI first: for ChatGPT and Claude-compatible interfaces, including Claude Code. A dedicated app comes second.
Interest-stage research only. Integrations are not publicly available or approved. No diagnosis or treatment advice.
Recorded as owner reported.
Would you like to add the product name or who recommended it?
Pet timeline
New wash started
Routine · two supporting photos
Owner reported
From conversation to chronology
The AI interface makes capture easier. Cori remains the system of record, keeping a factual sequence that can outlast any one conversation or platform.
Record a date, routine, product, photo note, visible change, or question in ordinary language.
The record preserves timing, subject, source, and related evidence without turning your note into a diagnosis.
Review one chronology and prepare factual context or questions for a veterinarian when useful.
“Nala started the new wash on 14 August.”
Routine · date · owner reported · two photos
One entry in the pet timeline
AI-first product direction
Begin where conversation already happens. Keep one Cori-owned record underneath. Learn what owners need before building a second interface full of assumptions.
First interface direction
A conversational way to add to and ask about your owner-authorized Cori record.
MCP direction
A connector path designed for Claude-compatible MCP clients, including Claude Code.
Second stage
A focused owner app considered later, shaped by what real recording workflows need.
What the record is for
Add a date, routine, product, photo note, visible change, or question without completing a long clinical form.
Return to one chronology showing what happened, when it happened, and which facts belong together.
Distinguish owner reports, neutral AI observations, and veterinarian-documented information.
Organize a factual timeline and the questions you want to take to a species-qualified veterinarian.
Multi-species foundation
One pet record, careful coverage.
General record support is being designed for different pets. Dog skin and coat is the first richer specialist diary; deeper capabilities must be reviewed species by species rather than copied across animals.
The boundary
Cori may help organize owner-provided facts, neutral visible-change notes, and questions. It is not designed to replace a veterinarian or make treatment decisions.
Not for emergencies. Contact a veterinarian or emergency service when urgent care may be needed.
Designed to help with
Not designed to
How we would build it
The sequence is deliberate. Each stage must earn the next one through owner value, safe operation, and the required privacy and platform reviews.
Validate how owners want to record and retrieve facts through familiar AI interfaces.
Test the reviewed record boundary with a small number of owners after privacy and security gates pass.
Build the app around proven needs instead of guessing which screens owners will use.
Questions before joining
An owner-first record concept for routines, products, timing, visible changes, supporting evidence, and questions for a veterinarian.
Those are the first AI interfaces being designed for, including an MCP direction for Claude-compatible clients. The integrations are still in development; neither platform has approved a public Cori integration, and availability is not guaranteed.
Not yet. A dedicated app is a later stage and would be shaped by research and private-pilot learning.
The record is being designed for multiple species. Dog skin and coat is the first richer specialist diary; other pets would begin with general record support while reviewed capabilities develop.
No. The concept organizes owner-authorized records and questions. It does not diagnose, prescribe, calculate doses, or approve treatment.
No. Joining records interest only. Any first pilot would remain small, private, separately consented, and invitation-only after required reviews.
Help shape the first version
Join the separate Pet Diary interest list for occasional progress updates and possible research or private-pilot invitations.
No pet name, health history, diagnosis, or medication details requested here.
No account, Diary access, or pilot place created by joining.