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A little app that fits in one file.
The Pet & House Sitter Handover Kit comes with a browser form I built so people could type their notes instead of handwriting twelve pages. It opens from a single file, works offline and keeps everything on the owner's own computer.
The problem
Going away means leaving a sitter the vet's number, the feeding routine, the medication times, the bin night and where the spare key lives. Printable templates are lovely until you're filling in the same phone number on page one, page four and page eleven.
Most people would rather type. Nobody wants to sign up for yet another app to do it.
What it does
Fill it in once
Shared details, like owner contacts and each pet's name, carry across the form's linked pages.
Keep it
"Save my kit" downloads a small file the owner keeps. "Load saved kit" picks up where they left off next trip.
Print what you need
Print the full kit, just the Quick Reference, or the pet emergency cards, or save them as a PDF.
How it's built
Small on purpose. One HTML file with its styles and logic inside, so there's nothing to install and nothing to break when a service shuts down.
- Runs in
- A modern web browser, opened from a file on the owner's computer
- Internet
- Not needed. It's been checked to make no network requests
- Privacy
- No account and no server. Details stay on the device unless the owner shares them
- Saving
- A downloadable kit file that can be loaded back in later
- Ships with
- An editable Canva template and a 12-page A4 printable PDF for handwriting
Got a job that deserves its own little tool?
- The spreadsheet that became a monsterA focused form that does the one thing it's actually used for.
- Paperwork you re-type every weekFill it in once, print or save the version each person needs.
- Something privateTools that run on your own computer, without accounts or monthly fees.
- An idea you can't find an app forTell me what it needs to do. I'll tell you honestly if it's a good fit.