Snap a vaccine record, invoice or prescription. Truffe fills in the vaccines, due dates and costs, then reminds you before anything is due. Nothing leaves your phone.
Most record apps make you type everything in, work only with partner clinics, or send your papers to a server to read them. Truffe does the work on your phone.
| Feature | Truffe | Type-it-in apps | Clinic-linked apps | Online AI apps |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reads any vet paper | From any clinic | You type it all | Partner clinics only | Sent to a server |
| Your documents stay on your phone | Always | Often synced | In the clinic’s system | Uploaded |
| No account, no data collected | Yes | Varies | Account needed | Account needed |
| Asks when a date could mean two things (03/04) | Yes | Not applicable | Not applicable | Rarely |
| City licence renewal reminders | Built in | Custom reminder | No | Custom reminder |
| Reaction log for vaccines and medicines | Yes | Free-form notes | No | Varies |
| Costs from your invoices, tax kept separate | Automatic | By hand | No | Varies |
| Your language, currency and date format | EN and FR, 240+ countries | Varies | Mostly US | Varies |
| Price | Free | Often a subscription | Free if your clinic takes part | AI reading often paid |
Compared with the kinds of pet-record apps on the App Store as of October 2026. Features of individual apps vary.
Point the camera and Truffe finds the page, reads the vaccines, lot numbers, microchip, medicines and invoice, and shows you every field before it saves. The original is kept.
When a date could be read two ways, Truffe asks instead of guessing, then remembers how each clinic writes them.
Scan an invoice and its items go into that pet’s costs, with tax on its own line. See totals by year, by category and by pet, in your own currency.
Truffe reads your papers with your iPhone’s built-in technology. There’s no account, no tracking and no server keeping a copy. Export everything, any time.
Truffe is being prepared for the App Store. It is not veterinary advice; always follow your veterinarian’s guidance.