Kibble Log - Feeding Tracker

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About this app

Kibble Log - Feeding Tracker does one thing: it stops the pet being fed twice. In a household where more than one person passes the bowl, the only reliable answer to "has he eaten?" is a log everybody can see.

THE LOG
Feeding is one tap. The entry is stamped with the time and stays on the home screen, so the last meal is the first thing anyone sees when they open the app. No form, no fields to fill in while the animal is circling your legs.

MORE THAN ONE PET
Pets are kept separately, each with their own record, so a multi-animal household does not end up with one merged history that answers nothing.

WHO FED WHOM
Because the log is shared, it also shows who did the feeding. Kibble Log - Feeding Tracker turns that into a per-feeder tally, which settles the question of whether the work is actually being split without anyone having to keep score in their head.

HISTORY AND PATTERNS
Every entry stays in a history you can scroll back through, and a statistics view summarises the feeding pattern over time — useful when a vet asks how much and how often, and useful when the routine has quietly drifted.

Kibble Log - Feeding Tracker keeps everything on the device, opens with a short guided setup, and includes light and dark themes.
A shared feeding log so nobody feeds the pet twice by accident.
Updated on
Sep 1, 2026
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