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From a folder of reports to a health story you can follow.

You already have the records. Talli turns them into something you can explore, ask about and share, without retyping every result yourself.

Here is the path from your first upload to a clearer picture of your pet's health.

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named stages a document moves through, from receipt to notification

Five steps, from paperwork to understanding

  1. Step 1

    Add your pet and their paperwork.

    Create a profile for each pet, then upload the lab reports, visit summaries, prescriptions and vaccination certificates you already have. Add a weight, a visit or a panel by hand whenever that is quicker.

  2. Step 2

    Talli reads and organizes.

    Supported documents are classified, matched to the right pet and read into structured records: results with units and reference intervals, prescriptions with directions, visits with the vet's notes. If anything needs a decision, the review queue asks you.

  3. Step 3

    Explore what the records say.

    Follow a lab value across visits. Open ten health areas to see the results behind each one. Learn what your pet's breed is known for and which screenings are worth discussing.

  4. Step 4

    Ask, then bring it to the vet.

    Ask AI about the recorded results, weights, medications and visit notes, and open the sources behind the answer. Arrive at the next appointment with the history in hand and better questions to ask.

  5. Step 5

    Keep up with everyday care.

    See today's doses, record what was given, and keep vaccination dates and follow-ups in view. Share the record with your household, or send a sitter or clinic just the part they need.

What happens to a document after you upload it

A document moves through ten named stages, from receipt and storage through classification, pet matching, extraction, validation, confidence assessment and filing, to indexing and a notification. The app shows you which stage a document is in.

Text is read from a PDF's own text layer and from other supported text files. Photos and scans are stored with the record, and you add their values by hand.

  1. Receipt
  2. Storage
  3. Classification
  4. Pet matching
  5. Extraction
  6. Validation
  7. Confidence check
  8. Filing
  9. Indexing
  10. Notification

A ten-stage document pipeline.

Each document moves through ten named stages, from receipt and classification to extraction, validation and filing. Follow every stage on the document’s own page.

The document page in Talli showing the Processing list: ten named stages, each marked succeeded with the time it started and how long it took.
The ten stages, on the document's own page, each with the time it ran.

The care behind the convenience

A document arrives

Lab panel

Vaccination

Values, units and the laboratory’s own flags

Product, date and the next date due

Implausible values held for review

Duplicates and date conflicts held for review

Ready for a one-tap check

From report to record, automatically.

Digital reports are classified, matched to the right pet and read into structured records you can explore.

  • Every value keeps its source. A result read from a document links back to the page it came from, so you can always check the original.

  • Uncertain details wait for you. An unclear date, a document Talli wants you to match to a pet, or a reading outside what the animal could produce waits for your decision before it reaches the chart.

  • Labels stay honest. The laboratory's own flag marks a result as outside its interval. A breed predisposition describes a population. An AI answer is an observation, with its sources listed.

  • It works with or without AI. Document reading has a deterministic mode with no AI provider configured. More documents then need a quick confirmation, and every record lands in the same place either way.

Built for the questions you actually have

Was this value higher last time? Which screenings does this breed usually get? Did anyone give the evening dose? Talli is built to answer questions like these from your pet's own record, so the conversation with your veterinarian can start further along.

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What has this pet’s alkaline phosphatase done over the last year?

AI observation. ALKP increased over the recorded period: 118 U/L on 8 Oct 2025, 168 U/L on 19 Feb 2026 and 231 U/L on 30 Jul 2026. The latest result was flagged high by the laboratory, against a reference of 23 to 212 U/L.

Sources (3), each opens the record it came from.

  • ALKP 118 U/L
  • ALKP 168 U/L
  • ALKP 231 U/L

How has this pet’s weight changed over the last year?

AI observation. Weight rose across three recorded visits: 24.6 lb on 8 Oct 2025, 25.4 lb on 19 Feb 2026 and 26.1 lb on 30 Jul 2026.

Sources (3), each opens the record it came from.

  • Weight 24.6 lb
  • Weight 25.4 lb
  • Weight 26.1 lb

A scripted demo, built from real product captures.

Answers that show their sources.

Every answer links to the records it used, so the original report is always one tap away.

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