Health & Wellness
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe your pet records, owner instructions, sitter schedules, visit reports, billing, and assistant boundaries, and it builds the pet care assistant.
Just enter your idea into the text box and AI will build it for you
Kliv isn’t a pet-sitting marketplace or a scheduling template — it’s an AI app builder that creates software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: pet records, schedules, visit reports, billing, owner pages, sitter views, and the assistant. For paid walks or boarding, payments can run on your own Stripe account. You can change it later by asking. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that app is an AI-powered pet care assistant for a walking and boarding service. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one example.
A pet-care business runs on details: feeding times, medicine notes, parks to avoid, key codes, and owner preferences. If those details live in a group chat, sitters ask the same questions again and owners get interrupted at work.
Kliv builds the operation as an app. Each pet has a record with the owner’s instructions. Each visit has a report with photos. Schedules, access notes, billing, and sitter views all read from the same records.
The system keeps the records a pet-care business runs on.
Feeding times, medicine doses as entered by the owner, parks to avoid, and the vet’s number stay on the pet record.
Each report is timestamped, photographed, and filed against the pet. Owners can receive the report before the sitter leaves the area.
Standing walks and boarding stays are booked against real capacity. If the kennel has eight runs, a ninth overnight is not shown as available.
Door codes and key locations attach to the household and are visible only to the sitter assigned that day.
A sitter’s login shows today’s pets, addresses, and routes, not the full client book or other sitter routes.
The assistant can answer from records and policies, while refusing questions outside that boundary.
If a sitter asks whether Biscuit can have a dental chew, the assistant answers from Biscuit’s owner instructions. Clinical questions return the vet number instead of an opinion.
Twice-weekly walks can bill at $120 a month, pause for a family’s August trip, resume in September with proration, and retry a failed card by email.
Photos and timestamps stay on each visit report with access for the right owner only.
If an owner asks who gave January medication, the visit log can answer with the sitter, date, and time.
Here’s how one pet-care business might use it. It’s only an example — you would describe your own pets, owner instructions, schedules, capacity, prices, and assistant rules.
Biscuit’s owner records half a scoop at lunch, no dental chews, a vet number, and a park to avoid. Sitters read the same record.
The assigned sitter signs in and sees today’s pets, addresses, access notes, and route, without the full client book.
The sitter asks whether Biscuit can have a chew. The assistant answers from Biscuit’s record and logs the exchange.
The sitter files photos, walk notes, food, and medication checks. The owner receives the report from the app.
Twice-weekly walks bill at $120 a month. When the family pauses for August, billing stops and resumes in September with the history intact.
Boarding requests are checked against the eight available runs, so a ninth overnight does not appear as bookable.
Kliv builds from your description, so include pet records, schedules, visit reports, capacity, billing, and what the assistant must refuse. Here are three examples:
Routes, records, reports, and monthly billing.
“Build a dog-walking service app with per-pet records, owner feeding and medicine instructions, sitter routes, photo visit reports, and $120-a-month recurring walk plans that owners can pause for travel.”
Runs, stays, vaccination files, and feeding charts.
“Build a boarding kennel app with eight runs, overnight stays booked against capacity, vaccination records per pet, feeding charts staff check off each shift, and owner photo reports during the stay.”
Home visits, keys, and daily reports.
“Build a cat-sitting app with home-visit schedules, key and access notes per household, daily photo reports to owners, holiday booking windows, and a sitter view limited to assigned visits.”
Owners can manage their own pages. Schedule changes, an extra Saturday walk, the August pause, and a new card can all happen on the owner page, with money landing in your own Stripe account.
Instructions become the assistant’s source. Care notes, service policies, and the boarding handbook can ground the assistant, and every conversation can be reviewed.
Visit reports help retention. A scheduled Friday digest can send each family their week in pictures from your domain.
The same recurring-visit pattern fits cleaners, groomers, tutors, and other services. The services page covers the broader version.
Kliv is an AI app builder that creates custom web apps from a description. For pet care, it can build pet records, schedules, sitter views, visit reports, billing, owner pages, and an assistant grounded in instructions.
A real app. Kliv builds your records, pages, access rules, billing, and workflows around your service.
Yes. You can change records, reports, routes, prices, capacity, or assistant rules later.
No. It repeats owner instructions and your policies. Clinical questions get the vet number from the pet record.
Yes. Reports and photos can be scoped to the owner’s account, so other clients and the public cannot see them.
The charge can be retried on a schedule while emails send a fix-it link. You choose the grace period before a plan pauses.
Yes. An extra weekend walk or nail trim can be a one-time purchase, added only if the day has room.
Yes. Stays can book against real runs or rooms, so the app does not sell more nights than you can handle.
No. Payments run through your own Stripe account. Card fees are between you and Stripe.
No. They just pay by card.
Yes. The app’s code syncs to your own Git repository, and the records are exportable.
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Describe the pets, routes, owner instructions, reports, capacity, billing, and assistant boundaries in as much detail as you like. Kliv builds the app around them.