One home
for your dog's whole life.
Health, routines, memories and everyday observations - one living Lifebook.
For dog owners.
Nova
Golden Retriever · 6 yrs · 28.4 kg
Overall picture
Stable overall picture
Steady for 14 days
Contributing signals
- Weight within baseline
- Activity slightly lower
- Medication adherence on track
- No new warning signals
Trend
Activity trending calmer
Evening walks 12% shorter this week. Likely the heat - worth noting.
Next best action
Refill Apoquel by Friday
3 days remaining. We'll remind you the evening before.
The Lifebook
This is what
a Lifebook holds.
Ordinary days, written down as they happen. Each one becomes part of a longer story.
Luna's Lifebook
Today
Morning walk
42 minutes
Food
Changed food
Memory
First swim of the summer
Health
Scratching left ear
Illustrative example from the Hulmas app.
The problem
A dog's life is scattered
across too many places.
Photos on a phone. Notes at different clinics. Small things you notice on a Tuesday and forget by Friday. Nothing is connected to anything else.
Today
The same dog, remembered in pieces.
Scattered across
Weather · Activity · Behaviour
Hulmas holds it together, in one place, over years.
An ordinary week
This is what
actually happens.
Without Hulmas: you roughly remember.
With Hulmas: you know exactly.
- Monday
You photograph the food bowl
Portion logged, weight trend updated
- Wednesday
You say “she keeps scratching”
Noted, and compared with last spring's itching
- Sunday
You open Hulmas
“Third bout of itching in April. Worth mentioning to your vet.”
Nothing remarkable happened.
But Hulmas remembered all of it.
Memory
Days, months, years -
a whole life.
A single entry rarely means much today. Read alongside everything before it, the same entry becomes context.
Every entry adds context. Every year makes the Lifebook more valuable.
How the Lifebook grows
- Days
One walk, one weight, one photo
- Months
Routines and small changes take shape
- Years
Patterns become visible across seasons
- A life
The whole story, kept in context
The most valuable pages are the ones that have not been written yet.
It remembers the relationship between events.
Not one entry at a time. The same detail, followed across months and years.
Hulmas noticed
Luna's left ear has been mentioned three times over the past 14 months.
From the Lifebook
April 2025
Scratching left ear
November 2025
Vet visit - ear irritation
June 2026
Scratching left ear again
Hulmas points out patterns and context. It does not determine a cause.
Answers built from their own history.
You ask in plain words. The answer comes back with dates attached.
You
Has Luna had stomach problems before?
Hulmas
You recorded three similar episodes.
March 2025
Vomiting after food change
November 2025
Loose stool for two days
May 2026
Vet visit for stomach sensitivity
I can't determine the cause, but these entries may be useful to share with your veterinarian.
Trust
Their life belongs to you.
- Private by defaultYour dog's information isn't public. Nothing is shared unless you share it.
- Your dataThe Lifebook stays yours, and you can export it as a document whenever you want.
- AI with boundariesHulmas helps organise and understand information. It doesn't replace veterinary care.
Hulmas provides educational and organising support. The service does not diagnose illness and does not replace professional veterinary care.
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