u/RexWrecks_

Hey!

We’re the team behind Felova, a pet health app we built after dealing with a chronic condition in our own dog.

We’re looking for a few people who enjoy making short-form content and would be interested in making videos about Felova.

The idea is simple:

• You make short TikToks / Reels / Shorts in your own style
• We give you the app and some ideas, but there’s no script to memorize
• You post them on your own account
• We pay based on organic views
• You also get a commission for paid subscriptions that come through your link

We’re thinking around $2 per 1,000 organic views, plus 20% of subscription revenue from people who sign up through you.

There’s no follower requirement. We’re much more interested in whether you can make something that feels natural and gets the right people interested.

And honestly, we’re still testing this ourselves. We’re not expecting polished influencer content. If you have an idea that you think would work, we’d rather see that.

Felova is mainly for people caring for dogs or cats with long-term health conditions, things like epilepsy, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.

If this sounds interesting, comment or DM us with where you’re based and something you’ve made before. A TikTok, Reel, UGC sample, or even just a casual video is fine.

Android only.

Hey!

We’re the team behind Felova, a pet health app we built after dealing with a chronic condition in our own dog.

We’re looking for a few people who enjoy making short-form content and would be interested in making videos about Felova.

The idea is simple:

• You make short TikToks / Reels / Shorts in your own style
• We give you the app and some ideas, but there’s no script to memorize
• You post them on your own account
• We pay based on organic views
• You also get a commission for paid subscriptions that come through your link

We’re thinking around $2 per 1,000 organic views, plus 20% of subscription revenue from people who sign up through you.

There’s no follower requirement. We’re much more interested in whether you can make something that feels natural and gets the right people interested.

And honestly, we’re still testing this ourselves. We’re not expecting polished influencer content. If you have an idea that you think would work, we’d rather see that.

Felova is mainly for people caring for dogs or cats with long-term health conditions, things like epilepsy, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.

If this sounds interesting, comment or DM us with where you’re based and something you’ve made before. A TikTok, Reel, UGC sample, or even just a casual video is fine.

Android only.

Half the posts here are a todo app and the other half are posts complaining about how many todo apps exist here. And that makes me wonder if thats because the definition itself is narrow.

Like, would an app that solves a different kind of everyday problem be considered a productivity app? Or is productivity here just basically just tasks and time management?

Hey!

We’re the team behind Felova, a pet health app we built after dealing with a chronic condition in our own dog.

We’re looking for a few people who enjoy making short-form content and would be interested in making videos about Felova.

The idea is simple:

• You make short TikToks / Reels / Shorts in your own style
• We give you the app and some ideas, but there’s no script to memorize
• You post them on your own account
• We pay based on organic views
• You also get a commission for paid subscriptions that come through your link

We’re thinking around $2 per 1,000 organic views, plus 20% of subscription revenue from people who sign up through you.

There’s no follower requirement. We’re much more interested in whether you can make something that feels natural and gets the right people interested.

And honestly, we’re still testing this ourselves. We’re not expecting polished influencer content. If you have an idea that you think would work, we’d rather see that.

Felova is mainly for people caring for dogs or cats with long-term health conditions, things like epilepsy, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.

If this sounds interesting, comment or DM us with where you’re based and something you’ve made before. A TikTok, Reel, UGC sample, or even just a casual video is fine.

Hey!

We’re the team behind Felova, a pet health app we built after dealing with a chronic condition in our own dog.

We’re looking for a few people who enjoy making short-form content and would be interested in making videos about Felova.

The idea is simple:

• You make short TikToks / Reels / Shorts in your own style
• We give you the app and some ideas, but there’s no script to memorize
• You post them on your own account
• We pay based on organic views
• You also get a commission for paid subscriptions that come through your link

We’re thinking around $2 per 1,000 organic views, plus 20% of subscription revenue from people who sign up through you.

There’s no follower requirement. We’re much more interested in whether you can make something that feels natural and gets the right people interested.

And honestly, we’re still testing this ourselves. We’re not expecting polished influencer content. If you have an idea that you think would work, we’d rather see that.

Felova is mainly for people caring for dogs or cats with long-term health conditions, things like epilepsy, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.

If this sounds interesting, comment or DM us with where you’re based and something you’ve made before. A TikTok, Reel, UGC sample, or even just a casual video is fine.

https://preview.redd.it/11gavr8pwxhh1.png?width=1902&format=png&auto=webp&s=620b139b59b0384c52c424267658c20d2485bb36

Link if anyone is interested!

Its just a cute app meant to be a safe zone for pet owners with health conditions.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.felova.app&hl=en

Not super sure if this is relevant but im too curious not to ask anyway.

I've been reading through this subreddit and seeing how much information owners end up managing over time.

For those who have been through this for a while, what is something you wish you had started writing down from the beginning?

When my girlfriend moved in with me, she brought her Chihuahua, Charly.

And Charly absolutely hated me.

If I got too close, he'd move away. Sometimes he'd bark at me. Other times he'd give me that classic Chihuahua stare that basically says, "Don't even think about it."

At first I couldn't understand what I was doing wrong. I wasn't trying to be mean to him, and honestly I already loved the little guy because I'd been hearing stories about him for so long.

Our relationship was kind of long-distance before we ever properly met. My girlfriend would constantly send me photos and updates about him, so I felt like I knew everything about Charly. Meanwhile, to him, I was just some random stranger who suddenly appeared and started spending all his owner's time with her.

Looking back, we sometimes wondered if part of it was jealousy too. Imagine being a tiny Chihuahua and suddenly some unfamiliar guy moves into your life and is always around your favorite person.

Sometimes it was frustrating. But i tried my best

Walks, treats, Ear scratches (He also really loved chin scratches) when he'd allow them. Sitting nearby without bothering him. Letting him approach me on his own terms.

It took months.

Then one day he jumped onto my lap by himself, another day he got excited when I came home.

Then he started following me around the apartment.

They're such small moments, but they honestly ment so much, i'v never had a pet before and he came so suddenly into my life as a family member.

He's still a Chihuahua. He can be grumpy with strangers, other dogs, and occasionally what seems like the entire world. I still call him "the rat" on a daily basis.

But seeing him go from wanting absolutely nothing to do with me to actively seeking me out has been one of the most rewarding experiences I've had as a pet owner and probably why i love pets, they are such inoccent creatures... except when he tries to engage in battle with any dog within 50 meters.

Our dog Charly has epilepsy and we’d do literally anything for him, but some of these prices are getting insane. Every appointment feels like walking into financial Russian roulette.

Medication? Expensive. Blood tests? Expensive. Emergency visits after seizures? Brutal.

We recently got quoted for additional diagnostics and I just sat there staring at the number wondering how people with average incomes are supposed to handle this long term. I know vets work hard and deserve fair pay, this isn’t me blaming individual vets. But the overall system feels completely broken.

People always say “don’t get a pet if you can’t afford one” but I honestly think sometimes you just cant be prepared for the costs that suddenly come up and you end up overwhelmed.
And there arent really even good insurance options unless its pretty expensive. You are screwed either way.

Especially neurological issues like epilepsy where it’s not just one surgery and done, it’s years of meds, monitoring, setbacks, emergency nights and constant anxiety.

And then you feel guilty even THINKING about money because you love your dog more than anything.

I swear having a chronically ill pet is emotionally exhausting in ways people don’t understand until they live it themselves.

Sometimes it feels like pet owners are quietly drowning financially but we just have to pretend everyinth is okay because we love our animals too much to admit we’re overwhelmed.

Hello!

I'm looking to talk with pet owners whose pets have chronic health conditions.

I'm building a pet health companion app for English and German users designed to make managing a pet's health and the next vet visit much easier.

My goal is to help pet owners keep everything in one place and make vet appointments smoother and more productive.

Right now I'm not only looking for generic testers. I would really value conversations with real pet owners who deal with ongoing conditions and can share their experiences, challenges, and what would actually help them.

If this sounds relevant to you, I'd love to hear from you. Thank you!