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- 2.0.3
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- May 2026
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About Aimo - Pet Journal
Aimo - Pet Journal is a lifestyle app developed by Xiao Lang.
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Aimo - Pet Journal is freely available from the App Store. The app size is 5.55 MB. The latest version available is 2.0.3. The last update was on May 13, 2026.
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By Xiao Lang, from the App StoreDescription by Xiao Lang Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Not a social app. Not gamified. Not a feed. Just one private, soft place to keep their whole life — from Gotcha Day to forever.
— Today —
A hello in the morning. The day's first photo. A small thing to write, if you'd like — or speak it, on the days words come easier said than typed. And on the days that mean something — 100 days together, 365, their birthday — a soft draft is already waiting, in case you want to write to them about it.
— Book —
Every day they had with you, kept in order. Look back by list, by month, by year. On any day, see "this day across years" — a quiet bridge to the same date in the past. The years build into a thing you'll want to read.
— Keepsakes —
Letters you wrote them. Promises you made. Time capsules for them to open on a date, on their next birthday, the year they turn ten, or after the seasons turn. The day comes. It opens by itself. Words too soft to forget.
— Together —
Some books are kept by one person. Others are kept by two. Invite a partner or family member with three quiet words, and they'll see the whole book — read-only, like a grandparent who wants to see how the little one's doing, or writing alongside you, like the partner you actually live with. The invite words are encrypted. We never see them.
— Profile —
An archive, not a settings page. Their breed, their birthday, the things they love and fear. The story of how they came home.
— Health, gently held —
Vaccine reminders. Vet visit log. Weight trend. After a vet visit, one calm flow captures everything that happened — meds, next vaccine, the bill — without typing it five times. We surface what matters; we never diagnose.
— On the watch —
For the small moments. Pick the three quick taps you actually use, out of nine. The last thing you noted shows quietly on the watch face.
— Every kind, side by side —
Cat, dog, rabbit, bird — every animal in your house, equal in the same book.
— Yours, always —
Local-first. Synced through your own iCloud, no account to create. We don't see your photos, your words, or their name.
Aimo grows with them. And after — when the time comes — it stays gentle. A place to remember, in your own time.
Kept gently, kept always.