Pet BuddhaTurning the advice I give in person into a plan any dog parent can act on today
It started as a reply I kept typing to new pet parents. I designed and built it end to end with AI, and it's live.
It always starts with a message
I'd answer one dog at a time. Pet Buddha answers everyone else.
Eight questions. One plan, sized for their dog.
Pick a screen, or let it play.
The dogs were loved. The bowls looked like this.
Usually missing: protein, calcium, omega-3, zinc and vitamin D.
Good pet-care advice hasn't travelled far beyond a few big cities. The dogs survive. They don't thrive.
Could my reply reach people who'll never message me?
Ask what I'd ask. Nothing more.
If an answer doesn't change the plan, don't ask
AI suggested three more questions. None made the cut.
Food first, from tonight's bowl
The riskiest advice to get wrong, but every question led back to it. So it fixes the bowl one step at a time.
Written for an Indian kitchen
Grams of cooked food, and recipes for a pressure cooker: one whistle.
A team of one, with AI in the other seats
Claude and ChatGPT to think, a living spec in Claude Docs, flows in Figma, illustrations with Nano Banana. Claude Code built it, on Vercel, Supabase and Google Cloud.
The nutrition underneath is mine, checked against USDA and AAFCO figures.
Then real people used it
On a short phone, one tester couldn't reach Continue. The questions now stack and scroll, and every screen is checked for tap and text sizes.
The test now: can a first-time owner say what they'll change tomorrow, and why? Next come vet visits, vaccines, grooming and cats.