Dog feeding tracker apps compared
A dog feeding tracker lets everyone who feeds the dog see whether a meal has been done. Wolfed, Fed?, FedYet? and Pawfolio all share a feeding record between people and send notifications. They differ in price, in which phones they run on, and in whether you need an account. A whiteboard or a group chat costs nothing.
We make Wolfed, so check for yourself. Everything here about the other apps comes from their own store pages, which we read on 31 October 2026 and link to below. Quotes are the stores’ words. Prices are from the UK App Store, or as written in the listing. Apps change, so look at the store page before you decide.
At a glance
| Option | Cost | Account | Runs on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolfed | Free, no subscription | None | Android and iPhone |
| Fed? | Free; Pro from £1.99 a month | “No sign-up” | iPhone and iPad |
| Kibble | Free | Not stated | iPhone |
| FedYet? | Free; Pro by in-app purchase | “No account required” | Android |
| Pawfolio | Free; Premium £2.99 a month or £29.99 a year | Not stated | iPhone and iPad |
| Whiteboard or chart | A pen | None | No phone needed |
| Group chat | Free | Your chat app’s | Any phone |
Wolfed
- Cost
- Free, with no subscription.
- Account
- None. You start a household, or join one with a six-character code and a name.
- Sharing
- Everyone in the household sees the same feeding schedule and who fed the dog.
- Reminders
- When a meal is due and nobody has marked it fed, everyone gets a reminder. Once someone taps Mark fed, that meal’s reminder never goes out.
- Limits
- One dog per household, and everyone who feeds the dog needs the app on their own phone.
- Store pages
- App Store, Google Play
Fed? Pet Feeding Tracker & Log
- Cost
- Free with in-app purchases. Fed? Pro is £1.99 a month, £14.99 a year or £39.99 once. The free version is “2 pets, 2 meals each, 1 family member, 7-day history”.
- Account
- “No sign-up. No accounts. Just tap and done.”
- Sharing
- The listing says “everyone in your household sees the update instantly via iCloud”. It also has feeding links: “They tap Fed in any browser, no app needed”. Unlimited family members are part of Pro.
- Reminders
- “Get notified when it’s feeding time. Get alerted when a meal is overdue. Optional notifications when a family member feeds your pet.”
- Runs on
- iPhone and iPad, from the App Store. We found no Google Play listing.
- Store page
- App Store
Kibble
- Cost
- Free.
- What it does
- “Kibble is a convenient app that tells you if the dog has been fed or not. All you need to do is tap a button - it even notifies you when the dog has been fed or needs to be!”
- Account and sharing
- Not stated on the store page.
- Runs on
- iPhone, from the App Store. The store page shows no update date, and its newest review is from 2019.
- Store page
- App Store
FedYet? Pet Feeding Tracker
- Cost
- Free, with in-app purchases. The listing says: “Free: 1 pet, local only” and “Pro: Unlimited pets, family sync, widgets, meal schedules - $0.99/month or $14.99 lifetime”.
- Account
- “No account required — anonymous sign-in”.
- Sharing
- “Share a household invite link and everyone can check and update pet status.” Family sync is part of Pro.
- Notifications
- “Push notifications — get alerted when someone feeds your pet”.
- Runs on
- Android, from Google Play.
- Store page
- Google Play
Pawfolio: Pet Feeding Tracker
- Cost
- Free with in-app purchases: “Pawfolio Premium is an auto-renewing subscription. It is £2.99 per month, or £29.99 per year with a 7-day free trial”.
- Account
- The description doesn’t say. Its release notes mention “A cleaner, easier sign-up and login experience”.
- Sharing
- “Everyone who helps look after your pet shares the same feeding log in real time.”
- Reminders
- “Set feeding reminders so a meal never slips through the cracks.”
- Runs on
- iPhone and iPad, from the App Store. We found no Google Play listing.
- Store page
- App Store
A whiteboard or a printed chart
Costs next to nothing, needs no phone, and everyone at home can see it. It only works if everyone checks it before feeding and ticks it straight after, and you can’t see it when you’re out. Nobody gets a reminder. Our free printable dog feeding chart is ready to print.
A family group chat
Free, already on everyone’s phone, and you can check it from anywhere. A “fed the dog” message is easy to miss among everything else, and nobody is reminded when a meal is due and hasn’t been done.
Choosing
If everyone who feeds the dog is usually at home, a chart may be all you need. If your household has both Android phones and iPhones, check that the app runs on both. Look at what the free version includes and whether family sharing needs a paid plan. For more ideas, see how to stop double feeding your dog.
