What Talli is

Talli is a web and mobile app that keeps every veterinary record for a household's pets in one place: visits, laboratory results, medications, vaccinations and imaging, with every value traceable back to the document it came from.

The idea it is built around

Your pet's whole medical record, in one place, where every number can be traced back to the page it came from, and where the software says there is not enough on record instead of guessing.

That second half is the part that took the work. Refusal is enforced in every layer: a health area that lacks its inputs returns an explicit "not enough" and names what is missing, a document that cannot be matched to an animal stops instead of choosing one, a reading the animal could not have produced is held rather than filed, an assistant answer that cites nothing is discarded, and breed knowledge is population guidance rather than a statement about your animal.

Two clients, one platform

The phone answers "what does my pet need from me today". The web app answers "show me everything". They are two first-class clients of the same platform rather than a mobile app with a dashboard bolted on.

Who it is for

The people who look after the animal day to day: an owner, a partner, a family member, and the sitter, kennel or clinic they choose to send a scoped link to. The unit is a household, so the record does not belong to whoever happened to create the login.

What it is not

It is not a diagnosis, and it does not replace a veterinarian. Your veterinarian remains the person who decides.
It is not clinic software, and it does not connect to a practice's own system.
It is not a wellness or feeding product. There is no diet, calorie or nutrition guidance.

Where it is today

Talli is built. The web app, the iPhone app and the Android app all run against one backend, and none of them is released. There is no store listing yet, and nothing is deployed. It is being built for the United States.

That is also why this site has no price on it. No price for anything exists in the product, and this site will not name one before it does.