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Maps disappear
A screenshot can travel everywhere, but it stops carrying the real search area, updated status, and location context the moment it leaves the original source.
Built for pet families, shared care, and lost-pet recovery
One live alert to help a lost pet get home.
Zoocial gives pet families a calmer home base for pet profiles, lost alerts, co-ownership, multiple pets, and meaningful updates - all connected to one trusted record.
When a pet goes missing, every share should carry the same map, status, pet details, and owner-safe contact path.
Live alert preview
One live alert.
A browser-friendly lost alert with status, map, pet details, and contact options in one place.
Live flow
Browser-friendly lost alert
A public recovery page with status, map, pet details, and contact options that stays useful across shares.
What the page carries
Pet identity, map context, current status, and owner-safe contact options in one place.
Why it feels credible
Every extra share still lands on the same live alert instead of drifting into conflicting screenshots and captions.
A browser-friendly alert
Status, map, pet details, and contact options stay together even when the report travels fast.
Opens in any browser
Neighbors, family, and helpers can open the same live alert without installing the app first.
Contact appears only when allowed
Owner contact is shown only when the account holder has chosen to make that recovery path public.
One live link for every share
Every share still carries the same map, status, pet details, and owner-safe contact path.
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Homepage story
From the first share to calmer coordination.
Why alerts break
Lost alerts move fast. Clarity has to move with them.
Families usually do the right thing immediately: they post, text, forward, and ask for help. The problem is that details start splitting across screenshots, captions, chats, and reposts almost as soon as the alert begins to travel.
What Zoocial changes
One live alert keeps the pet details, map context, current status, and contact rules together.
Zoocial keeps the pet identity, map context, current status, and contact rules attached to one live alert, even when the link is shared across WhatsApp, Instagram, email, Facebook, and beyond.
Pet identity, map context, current status, and contact rules stay together.
Every new share still points back to the same live alert.
WhatsApp, Instagram, email, and browser shares all point back to the same current page.
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Status goes stale
The wider a post spreads, the harder it becomes for helpers to know whether the pet is still missing, the search area changed, or the report has already been resolved.
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Contact gets messy
People want to help, but contact details can spread without the rules around when, where, and how the owner wanted to be reached.
Live alert
A public alert that is easy to trust and easy to share.
Zoocial turns one lost-pet report into one live recovery page that people can open in a browser, understand quickly, and keep moving without losing current details.
Live alert map
A public alert keeps the map, pet identity, status, and owner-approved contact path together.
Recovery context
The right details, in one place.
Give helpers the current search area, visible radius, pet details, and owner-approved contact path without making them piece together the story from old screenshots.
Share everywhere
One live link for every share.
Send the same live alert through chats, posts, emails, QR codes, or browser shares without duplicating the emergency.
Fast trust check
Helpers should be able to see the pet, the area, the status, and the next best action in seconds.
Step 01
01Report once
Start from the pet profile and turn the situation into one live alert that is easy to update and easy to trust.
Step 02
02Share everywhere
Send the same live link through chats, posts, emails, QR codes, or browser shares without duplicating the emergency.
Step 03
03Guide helpers
Give nearby people the map context, current status, and owner-approved contact path before they have to ask another question.
Step 04
04Stay coordinated
Keep the family, supporters, and public page aligned while the alert is active and after the pet is home.
Shared care
Shared care needs one living pet record.
Real pet care rarely belongs to one person. Families, co-owners, breeders, rescues, and trusted helpers often need to understand the same pet without forcing every update through one account or one chat thread.
Why it matters
When responsibilities are shared, clarity becomes part of care.
Zoocial keeps identity, permissions, updates, and recovery context easier to understand when more than one person is involved.
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Co-ownership
Invite trusted people into the same pet profile, with visibility and responsibility controlled by the product's permission model.
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Family coordination
Keep relatives, partners, and caregivers aligned around the same pet details instead of repeating the same context in separate chats.
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Multiple pets
Switch between pets without mixing up profiles, moments, routines, or recovery states.
Everyday pet life
A social layer built around actual pet life.
Zoocial is not only for urgent moments. It is also a calmer place for pet identity, daily updates, stories, and relationships that stay tied to the pets people actually care about.
Calmer community
A social layer built around actual pet life.
Zoocial is also a calmer place for pet identity, daily updates, stories, and relationships that stay tied to the pets people actually care about.
Living profilesStories with context
Living profiles
Profiles that stay connected to the pet.
Profiles, posts, stories, and recovery states stay connected to the same pet instead of floating as isolated social fragments.
Stories with context
Warm updates that still stay useful.
Share moments that still feel warm, personal, and useful because they come from a real pet profile.
Calmer community
Warmth without the noise.
Borrow the warmth of pet communities without turning the feed into noise for its own sake.
Trust
Trust should be visible before anyone has to ask for it.
The more public a recovery link becomes, the more important it is that the page feels current, intentional, and accountable.
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One system
The app, public alert, and support context should not create conflicting versions of the same situation.
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Owner-safe contact
Public contact appears only when the owner has chosen to make that path available for recovery.
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Recovery-first
Urgent moments should feel structured, not chaotic. The page should make the next helpful action obvious.
Trust pillars
01The app, public recovery page, and support workflows all point back to the same reliable pet record.
02Public contact appears only when the owner has chosen to make that path available for recovery.
03Urgent moments should feel structured, not chaotic. The next helpful action should be obvious.
What a visitor should understand fast
This page should feel current, intentional, and accountable.
The more public a recovery link becomes, the more important it is that the page feels current, intentional, and owner-safe before anyone has to ask for proof.
Audience fit
Built for real pet-care situations, not one narrow persona.
Zoocial should feel immediately relevant to the early users most likely to pressure-test the product: pet families, multi-pet homes, breeders, rescues, shelters, and organizations that need clearer pet records.
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Pet families
For people who want one calmer place for pet profiles, lost alerts, everyday updates, and shared care.
Pet profiles, lost alerts, everyday updates, and shared care should feel connected instead of split across tools.
The product should feel useful to homes with several pets, breeders, rescues, and organizations that need clearer records.
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Multi-pet households
For homes where keeping several pets organized matters just as much as staying emotionally connected to them.
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Breeders
For breeders who need stronger identity, communication, and trust around the pets and families connected to their work.
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Rescues and shelters
For organizations that need clearer public communication and pet records that do not break down under pressure.
Beta
Ready to help shape a calmer, more useful pet platform?
Join the beta, tell us what matters in your pet-care workflow, and help us improve lost alerts, shared care, and everyday pet identity with real-world feedback.
Meaningful beta feedbackLost alerts + shared careEveryday pet identity
What beta members help shape
Recovery flows that feel clearer in real-world use.
Pet profiles, shared ownership, and notifications that feel easier to trust.
Everyday pet identity that still feels warm, useful, and connected.
The real goal of this beta
Learn from the people who will quickly pressure-test the product.
The goal is not to collect signups. It is to learn from the people who will quickly show us where clarity, trust, and coordination still need to improve.
Browser-friendly recovery
Public alerts stay useful even before someone installs the app.
Real-world feedback
Beta members help us improve lost alerts, shared care, and everyday pet identity with real product pressure.
Intentional beta
The goal is not to collect signups. It is to learn from the people who will quickly show us where clarity still needs work.