For pet groomers

Every regular, remembered.

Dueback keeps a card for each pet you groom: coat, cut, quirks, allergies and every visit. It works out when each one is due back and shows you who to call today. Nothing leaves your device.

Free. No account. Runs in your browser.

Nips when you touch her back feet.

Teddy-bear face, short legs, no bow.

Allergic to oatmeal shampoo. Use the hypoallergenic one.

The card you keep in your head.

You know all this. It lives in your memory, on a sticky note by the dryer, or in a notes app with no shape. When a regular forgets to call, the booking goes quietly missing, and when the laptop dies, the records go with it. Dueback gives every pet one card, and gives the card a due date.

Three things, in the order you already do them.

Start a card.

Name and coat type are all it needs. Breed, owner, cut, temperament and allergies can wait until the dog is dry.

Log the visit.

The date is already today. Tick the services, type the price the way you say it, 45 or $45.50, and add a note if something happened.

See who is due.

From the coat type, Dueback works out when the pet is due back. Regulars who are overdue or due this week land on the due list with the owner's number ready to tap.

It knows how fast a coat grows out.

Every coat type carries a rebook interval. Any pet can override it, so the show poodle on a two-week cycle is judged by her schedule, not her coat.

  • Short / smooth 8 weeks
  • Double coat 8 weeks
  • Wire 6 weeks
  • Long / silky 5 weeks
  • Curly / wool 4 weeks

Or set 'Rebook every N weeks' on the pet, from 1 to 26.

Small, and made for a wet-hands day.

Allergies in red, everywhere.

Fill in the allergies once. They show in red on the list, on the card and on the printout, so you cannot miss them.

Find a card while the phone is ringing.

Search by pet name, owner, breed or phone number. "Alvarez" finds Pepper.

Call straight from the due list.

Each row has the owner's number as a tap-to-call chip. Most overdue first, so you call the ones you are most at risk of losing.

A card for the grooming table.

Print any pet as a 5 by 3.5 inch index card, black on white, with the cut, the quirks, the allergies and the last visit.

Backup you can hold.

Export everything as one dated file. Import it on a new device, or after a bad day.

Phone, tablet or laptop.

Works from 360 pixels wide, follows your system's dark mode, and needs no install.

This is the app, not a picture of it.

Add a pet and poke around. It starts empty because it is yours.

Anything you add here is already in the app when you open it.

Yours, on your device.

There is no account, no server and no sync. Your pets and visits are saved in your browser as you type, and only there. Export a backup now and then, and import it to move to a new laptop. The file is plain JSON with a date in the name, so you can tell them apart:

groomer-backup-2026-10-18.json

Start with the one on your table.

It takes a name and a coat type. The rest can wait until the dog is dry.

Open Dueback