Pet care guides
For feeding, medication, walks, anxiety notes, vet details and emergency contacts.
🐾 Living handover guides
The handover guide
The handover guide
people actually follow.
Create a living guide for your dog sitter, house guest, babysitter or team. Add routines, photos, videos, emergency contacts and QR sharing — in minutes.
Stop rewriting the same instructions every time someone looks after your pet, home, family or team.
No sign-up needed to start · Works on any phone
The problem
Stop explaining the same thing over and over.
GotIt Guides turns your personal know-how into a clear, reusable guide you can update once and share forever.
You repeat yourself constantly
The same instructions, over and over — in texts, sticky notes and voice messages.
Details get missed
The one thing that really mattered gets buried — or forgotten at the worst moment.
Help needs answers in the moment
Sitters, guests, family and new staff need clear instructions exactly when they need them.
Generic answers don't know your life
Search results and AI don't know your pet, your home, your routine or your process.
Made for real handovers
A living guide for whatever you hand over
Home & guest guides
For Wi-Fi, appliances, bins, parking, house rules and local tips.
Family care guides
For babysitters, grandparents, routines, allergies, school pickups and bedtime.
Team guides
For onboarding, repeat tasks, handovers and the questions your team keeps asking.
How it works
From scattered instructions to one clear guide
1
Add the details
Start with a template or answer a few simple prompts. No blank page, no overthinking.
2
GotIt builds the guide
AI helps organise your instructions into a clear first draft. You stay in control of every word.
3
Share and update
Send a link, print a QR code, add photos — and update the guide anytime. The link never changes.
Why it works
More useful than a note. More personal than a search result.
- Reusable, not rewritten every time
- Structured, not buried in a text thread
- Personal to your pet, home, family or team
- Easy to share by link or QR code
- Always updateable — share once, update anytime
- Built for the person who needs to follow it
See it in action
Example: a dog sitter guide in minutes
Everything a sitter needs, in one link — routines, contacts, photos and emergency details.
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Whiskey's Care Guide
Everything my dog sitter needs
- 🌅 Morning routine
- 🍽️ Food and medication
- 🦮 Walk instructions
- 🐾 Anxiety and behaviour notes
- 🚨 What to do in an emergency
- 🏥 Vet contact
- 📞 Owner contact
- 📸 Photo and video notes
Pricing
Start free
Create your first guide and share it in minutes. No card, no commitment.
Personal
Freeto start
For pets, homes and family handovers.
- Create & share living guides
- Photos, videos, QR & emergency contacts
- Update anytime — the link never changes
Pro
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For hosts, teams and repeat workflows.
- Multiple guides & team access
- Remove GotIt Guides branding
- Views & sharing insights
Our story
Why we built GotIt Guides
Hi — I'm James. I live in Sydney with my dog, Whiskey.
At two years old, Whiskey was diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy. We quickly learned there's no silver bullet — managing it means multiple medications, up to three times a day. It was a life-changing moment.
It also meant that every time I went away, whoever looked after him needed to understand exactly what to do: the medications, the timing, the signs to watch for, and who to call if something went wrong.
So I'd write pages and pages of instructions. It worked — but a wall of text is the last thing anyone wants to scroll through in a stressful moment.
GotIt Guides came out of those pages: one clear, living guide a sitter can actually follow — routines, medication, behaviour notes and emergency contacts, in a single link you share once and update anytime.
If it helps one more pet get looked after properly, it's done its job.
Create the guide you'll wish you'd made sooner.
Start with your pet, your home, your family routine, or the process your team keeps asking about.
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